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| In his second solo show with Cirrus titled "Genesis", Justin Moore utilizes his experience with consumer 3D software, suggesting the idea for a technological creationism through the manipulation of continually updated, idealized 3D modeling templates which are used for everything from movies, pornography, science fiction, to the depiction of historical events. The resulting simulacrum offers both an idealized possibility for a synthetic evolution as well as a consistently eerie prophecy as machine and nature are continually fused. The interplay between advanced and traditional mediums such as oil painting, works on paper, animation, and DVD projections on newsprint, reinforce these ideas as machine and the human touch are united. |
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Suspended in Times
2004
047-04-JMO
DVD video projection on newspaper
1:18 loop, Edition 6
50"x 66"
$1,200 |
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Untitled
2004
046 -04-JMO
Oil on Canvas
64"x 98"
$5,500 |
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Untitled
2004
045-04-JMO
Oil on Canvas
64"x 98"
sold |
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Untitled
2004
055-04-JMO
Oil on Canvas
64"x 98"
$5,500 |
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Syntax Error; The End of Time
2004
049-04-JMO
Archival Ink, graphite on watercolor paper
55"x 85"
$5,500 |
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Pregnant Space; The Beginning of Time
2004
051-04-JMO
Charcoal on watercolor paper
55"x 85"
$5,500 |
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Soft Explosions
2004
056-04-JMO
Projection on rug on floor, flash file played from computer image changes according to computer code
60"x 90", Ed. 6
$1,200 |
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Untitled
2004
057-04-JMO
Charcoal on watercolor paper
22"x30"
$1,200 |
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Untitled
2004
052-04-JMO
Charcoal on watercolor paper
30"x22"
$1,200 |
Untitled
2004
054-04-JMO
Watercolor and pencil on watercolor paper
22"x30"
$1,200 |
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Untitled
2004
053-04-JMO
Charcoal on watercolor paper
22"x63"
$2,400 |
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