November 6, 2009
I finally recreated the Facelesss Soiree page after about a year of not existing. You can download a few tracks and one 28min long live performance from 2006.Click HERE

Novermber 5, 2009
I updated the Gunmetal and Lemon, Swollen Bruised Greys page that has been missing for a long time.

November 1, 2009
I started a blog. Another one, this one wont intentionally crash your browser like what we did to you last time (24 Hour Count) hahah. Drift and Aim. HERE

June, 2009
There is a new video in the video section called see it through. HERE

March 27, 2009
You haven't heard from me in a while. New things are in the making. Wait. Come back soon.

October 24, 2007
My collaborative project entitled Smithereens will be featured in the Berkeley Art Museum's exhibition called RIP.MIX.BURN.BAM.PFA. Click here for more information. HERE

December 1, 2006
The Tenants Show at the Andenken Gallery has been officially announced. Since I fall into the category of tenant, I will subsequently be participating. The opening occurs February 23, 2007 at 7pm. The show will run from February 23 through March 24. Please click here for more information. HERE

November 18, 2006
The site has gone through a slight makeover. A new stylized flash menu and the new draggable floating frame. Also I have finally began production of the big red buttons so those of you who asked to participate in that, expect them in the mail within the next couple of weeks.

October 11, 2006
There will be a night of vjs djs and circuit bending on October 13, 2006 at the ATLAS Black Box Theater. The night's lineup will include Trace Reddell, Mark Amerika, Rick Silva Kiel Fletcher and my own work. Click here for more information.

September 3, 2006
Gunmetal and Lemon, Swollen Bruised Greys will be on display at the Sunrise Amplitheater on top of Flagstaff Mountain. The event will take place at 6:12pm on Saturday September 30 and last aproximately 1 hour. It is a live symphonic interpretation of the sunset automatically composed from the sky's rays of light. click here for more info.

July 17, 2006
Big Red Button an exploration of misplaced objects has begun. The first buttons have been placed here in Denver, CO. With more to come internationally soon. Click here for more information or if you would like to participate.

June 25, 2006
A new version of the Faceless Soiree will be on exhibit at the grand opening of the new Frederic C. Hamilton wing of the Denver Art Museum (designed by Daniel Libeskind) as well as a new project called The Banter of Unlived Lives Blowing Endlessly.

June 5, 2006
The Faceless Soiree will make its public debut appearance on Thursday, June 8th at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art as part of the Farouche performance art troupe presented by The Collection.

April 23, 2006
Mannequin Makeout will be touring the most of the western US states (New Mexico to Oregon) from May 20-29 as well as releasing a split 7inch record with Stab! Heart! Kiss! Kill! on Not Bad Records. So check your local record store or iTunes for that. There will ALSO be a tour only LP available at shows. Limited pressing of 100 hand made CDs and inserts. This will be released on Still Soft Records. Check the MM website for more details on all of this.

April 18, 2006
Paroxysm, the 2006 University of Colorado BFA exhibition is opening Friday, April 28th at the CU Art Museum. Opening reception is 7pm in the museum.

February 19, 2006
The Meticulousness of Light and Shade, the newest video art piece, is finished and to be released by SSBRK.   Each copy of the DVD has a hand made cover, booklet and case.   It is a limited edition of 25 numbered, signed and printed copies.

December 12, 2005
24 Hour Count, a commissioned art piece for the Scottdale Museum of Contemporary Art in AZ, goes live December 17th 2005.For more information on this piece click here.

December 10, 2005
The Faceless Soiree, will be possibly releasing a new LP on Still Soft Records late January, 2006. Watch your record stores for that one and a new website for the video/noise band coming soon.

Also look for the new Mannequin Makeout record to be released late Feb. 2006. It will be followed up by a west coast tour sometime in April.

April 17, 2005
Welcome to the new SASBRK.

Artists have an immutable power to create a corporeal reality in their work. By altering form and content the artist is allowed to create unique situations that drive an emotive force.

Representational art may be either symbolic or iconic. The content of a symbolic representation is a proposition about the object to which it refers. The content of an iconic representation is a resemblance to an object. The relation of the form of a symbolic representation to its content depends on arbitrary convention; that of an iconic representation is based on physical similarity.
Nonrepresentational art has a perceptible physical form, but no content.

What makes representational or nonrepresentational fabrication art is their emotional value. Not only iconic form elicits sentiment. Nonrepresentational art does so directly; representational art does so in virtue of metaphoric juxtapositions of content on content, form on form, or form on content, each of which reveals a further form that has aesthetic value. It follows from this theory that cognitive, or content, factors are secondary or incidental in aesthetic experience and that all works of art are intentionally underdetermined. This would be seen in a viewer's reaction to abstract art lacking iconography.

In contrast, an image expresses something iconically, which means it does so in virtue of its form, its shape, rather than by subjective standard. This may be either because of physical resemblance or because of a natural association or correlation in space or time.