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Title:
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Fall; Recycled: Red Fox Hiding
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Medium:
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Mixed Media Collage/Construction: Recycled cans,
metal, glass, wire, plastics, reversed paint with rust, telephone
wire, screws, etc.
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Dimensions:
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18" x 24" x 3"
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Jordan David Dauby
Artist / Printmaker

Price:
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A number of items found in this work were located along
hiking trails or streams in Wisconsin including plastic casings from
gun shot shells near a lake (mostly likely used for duck hunting).
I was working on this three dimensional collage during the time in
2004 that a controversy was brewing in England over Fox Hunting or
the prohibition of it. Not intended to be a statement in either direction,
there is a red fox hiding in this work among the numerous recycled
items.
Nature continues its renewals and recycling. I find it
meaningful to make landscapes which speak to this recycling aspect
of nature while also recycling as well: A landscape about recycling
by making a landscape of recycled things.
Expanded list of materials: assorted crushed and flattened aluminum
cans (soft drink, beer and carbonated water);Coaxial Cable & male
connector; Torn and abraded plastic soda bottle; Plastic/metal gun
shot casings; Plastic baby spoon; Sliver of wood from brown Chinese
stilted cabinet (Zhejian province, Late 19th Century); Flattened metal
mosquito repellant spray can with paper label; plastic potato chip
bag (avocado flavor); Plastic drinking straws; Plastic binding straps
in sections; Rusted bottle caps; Aluminum tea candle holders, flattened
and shaped; Foil seal from wine bottle; Plastic transit card with
magnetic strip; Bike brake cable section and casing; Foil wrapper
from oatmeal bar; Plastic restaurant food debit card with magnetic
strip; Rusted metal; Plastic tubing; Plastic/foil wrapper for powder
drink mix; Sliver of weather worn wood; Home sub-carpet material;
Pull cord from item of clothing; Plastic & metal electrical/telephone
cable; Rust adhered to paint peeled from metal; Plastic mint candy
wrappers; Pieces of broken clay flower pot; Unknown plastic toy part;
Foil pull strips from coffee (individual servings); Foil bag and sections
from coffee bag (1 lb bag); Postage stamp; Wooden pencils with graphite;
Pieces of broken glazed ceramic pottery; Wood section from old city
traffic horse; Guitar pick; Plastic stirring straws; Cloth ID/number
strips from dry cleaners; Plastic & metal anti-theft strip/ Acrylic
modeling pastes, glues and acrylic paints. All rusted metals and wood
are coated with acrylic matt or gloss medium. Collage is mounted on
18 x 24 inch wooden artist drawing board. |
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