Nepantla Collaboration
2024
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Installation Views from Nepantla Collaboration
Staniar Gallery, Lexington, VA. 2024
Nepantla, Telar Grande
2023
Natural cotton, Manila, and synthetic ropes, strings, dyed cotton twill, yellow t-shirts, pvc hose, extension cord, copper wire, steel rod.
84” x 60”
84” x 60”
Untitled, Telar Mediano, from Nepantla Colaboracíon
2023Natural cotton and Manila rope, dyed cotton twill, copper wire.
38” x 18” x 8”
38” x 18” x 8”
Raqueta Azul
2023Ash, cane, string, acrylic paint.
62” x 18” x 13”
62” x 18” x 13”
Raqueta Cobre
2023Ash, copper.
74” x 21” x 9”
74” x 21” x 9”
Raqueta Rosa
2023Ash, string, aluminum.
74” x 18” x 9”
74” x 18” x 9”
Survival Based Camp
2012Video
Sandy de Lissovoy and David Kelley produced Survival Based Camp, a 20-minute single-channel video, filmed at various sites in Brooklyn and Northeast Los Angeles. Through their multiyear, bi-coastal collaboration, Los Angeles-based artist de Lissovoy and New York-based artist Kelley built a series of sculptures from lightweight wood, hinged and stretched with fabric. The sculptures function in the video as props and architecture, alluding to the temporary and theatrical quality of stage sets or unfinished buildings. Performers interact with these objects, forming sequences of choreographed movements and improvisations, in which the performers discover their physical relationships to the sculptures and to the in-between spaces of the urban and industrial sites that they occupy.
Survival Based Camp
2010with David Kelley
Las Cienegas Projects, Los Angeles.
