Brian C. Moss

Theory of Everything was a multi-part project created for the 2010 COLA Grant exhibition at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery. These found news images served as source and inspiration for much of the work. The following photographs document the installation while other elements of it, such as animations, can also be found in the Digital section of my site.

Click here to see the City of Los Angeles 2010 Individual Artist Fellowships website.

This was the initial entry into the installation, which had another room through the door to the right.

Untitled (schoolchildren) 2010
Vutek print on vinyl, 12 pigment prints (approximately 36" in diameter each), magnets, Processing applet, 305 x 144 inches

detail of Untitled (schoolchildren) 2010

Untitled (Russians) 2010
12 pedestals, with found objects and pigment prints, Seiko prints on polyester, Processing applet, dimensions variable

detail of Untitled (Russians) 2010

detail of Untitled (Russians) 2010
Seiko print on polyester

installation view of Theory of Everything 2010

i.d. 2010
289 pigment prints and 20 graphite on vellum drawings (8.5 inch squares each), map tacks, 144 inches square

detail of i.d. 2010

detail of i.d. 2010
graphite on vellum

installation view of Theory of Everything 2010

Untitled (Area of detail) 2010
2 Vutek print on polyester mesh (144 x 72 inches each), 10 pigment-prints, map tacks, 173 x 144 x 24 inches

detail of Untitled (Area of detail) 2010

Perception Cards 2002-03
3 channel Flash animation, 3 DVD players and monitors, dimensions variable

Perception Cards (1, 2 and 3) 2002-10
3 channel Flash animation, 3 DVD players and monitors, dimensions variable

Boys' Dreams 2005-10
2000 laminated offset prints, 27 x 19 inches each

installation view of Theory of Everything 2010

Circles & Spheres 2001-10
found objects and table, 30 x 83 x 34 inches

Untitled (centering) 2001-10 and Either with us or against us. 2007
single channel animation, flat screen, DVD player

detail of Circles & Spheres 2001-10