CAMOUFLAGE SHED 2010
recycled materials: wood, latex paint, ink, Xerox paper, magic marker, plexi panels, camouflage material
A fast glance on the roadside the pattern is instantly recognizable.
Walk around Grand Central Station or anywhere and see soldiers in uniform.
They aren't in camouflage anymore than my shed by the road. Camouflage is the uniform. Worn by soldiers or civilians strolling through the cities.
Of course, the real camouflage isn't what you see.
The enemy isn't so easily identified.
Installed at
Hudson Valley Land Trust, Garrison, NY
June, 2010
Shed structure provided by
Habitat for Artists,
Simon Draper, Director
recycled materials: wood, latex paint, ink, Xerox paper, magic marker, plexi panels, camouflage material
A fast glance on the roadside the pattern is instantly recognizable.
Walk around Grand Central Station or anywhere and see soldiers in uniform.
They aren't in camouflage anymore than my shed by the road. Camouflage is the uniform. Worn by soldiers or civilians strolling through the cities.
Of course, the real camouflage isn't what you see.
The enemy isn't so easily identified.
Installed at
Hudson Valley Land Trust, Garrison, NY
June, 2010
Shed structure provided by
Habitat for Artists,
Simon Draper, Director