Elaine Cameron-Weir
Installation image: Elaine Cameron-Weir, strings that show the wind, JTT, New York, September 8 - October 27, 2019
Elaine Cameron-Weir, it thought you were someone else it thought you were me bounded by strings in the distorted phases of a topological superfluid a mysterious density half-speed vortices and long walls, 2019. Concrete, liquid candles, glass, stainless steel, leather, neon. 45.50 x 32 x 31 inches (115.57 x 81.28 x 78.74 cm)
Elaine Cameron-Weir, zone in which the shell material was essentially solid and an axial zone in which cup-shaped cavities remain in the camerae; with growth, the axial zone widens adorally at the expense of the peripheral zone, 2019. Stainless steel, aluminum, pewter, parachute silk, parachute harness clips and ripcord hardware, laboratory clamps, orthopedic jaw fixation hardware, leather, shells. 79.5 x 24 x 8 inches (201.9 x 61 x 20.3 cm).
Elaine Cameron-Weir, wave form walks the earth, Hannah Hoffman Gallery, Los Angeles, September 17 - November 22, 2017
Elaine Cameron-Weir, dressing for altitude, 2017. Pewter, stainless steel, leather, sandbags. 44.5 x 8 x 60.5 inches (113 x 20.3 x 153.7 cm) (height variable).
Installation image: Elaine Cameron-Weir, viscera has questions about itself, New Museum, New York, May 3–September 3, 2017
Elaine Cameron-Weir, remote view inside of a. New discovery of small metallic placed inside mummified lodged interpretation as a function of body conduit (dish of) psyche' dissolved, 2017. Lead, sand, heating mantles, transformers, pewter, stainless steel, nickel silver, and labdanum resin. 74 x 15 x 6 inches (188 x 38.1 x 15.2 cm) (each part).
Installation image: Elaine Cameron-Weir, snake with sexual interest in own tail, Venus Over Los Angeles, Los Angeles, March 12 - May 28, 2016
Elaine Cameron-Weir, Sentry Tactical Like Prey with Evolutionary Eyes of a Predator on the Wing 2, 2016. Stainless steel, terrazzo, laboratory hardware, clamshells, sterling silver, rearview mirror, neon lights, transformers, liquid candles, Frankincense, Septarian concretion. 80 x 40 x 72.5 inches (203.2 x 101.6 x 184.2 cm)