Showing posts with label foamless. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foamless. Show all posts

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Zoe featured at SF Art Enthusiast!

Zoe was featured, alongside a few of her fellow SFAI MFA Program graduates over at SF Art Enthusiast.  The article discusses her group show, and includes a photograph of her "Foamless = Homeless" work  

[...] "San Francisco Art Institute’s “Currency,” which featured new work from nearly 100 Masters of Fine Art students on view from May 16 to 19 at The Old Mint was an exciting opportunity to see contemporary expressions of local artists within a uniquely San Francisco National Historic Landmark.
[...]


Finishing Install at the Old Mint (photo by Blake)

Thursday, April 18, 2013

Sculpture and New Book Preview



 latex lizard creatures by zoe



Preview photos of Foamless= Homeless coloring book


These are preview photos of a book I'm going to be showing at my end of the year show, where I will be showing my Foamless= Homeless project. This is a coloring book! Letter-pressed, and digitally printed on nice paper! 

yellow text letter press-printed on Ubo

foam fight


Saturday, January 26, 2013

Foamless = Homeless (House Photo 1)

House-mountain photo!

House-mountain picnic close up 2013 by Zoe Phillips, photo with Josh Band


About a week ago my photographer friend Josh Band helped me make a bunch of great photos of my house-mountain. More to come!

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Zoe's gut book and studio

Hello! Here are some images of a book I made and my studio set up for SFAI' open studio event a couple of Saturdays ago. The book i letterpressed, and rainbow rolled. Hand-set type, rubber tongues.















Zoe explaining the how foam works.

                                      Studio set up for SFAI's open grad studios event.

Saturday, January 21, 2012

FOAMLESS = HOMELESS PREVIEW SHOTS (Round 2)

Hello, as I've alluded to before, I've been working an a big sculpture involving dollhouses and spray foam. The piece is still in progress, but I thought it would be nice to show some photos of how it's coming. The foam part is done, next step is furnishing my houses!