Now available as a souvenir of canada and the alberta praires, buy a limited edition piece of shotgun art from John Greg Ball and Shoko Cesar’s violent Art collaboration via Motherbrand’s Souvenir shop in Toronto. Each unique piece of art is complete with both artist’s signature, and comes with its own custom “blast pattern”.
Once and a while I get the opportunity to work with really talented people that enjoy “playing around” like a bunch of kids and making interesting work- just for fun.
On April 24th 2004 was such an occasion. Working with Intern Architect- Shafraaz Kaba, and Toronto Artist- Hri Neil we turned one of my prototype plywood chairs into a short film. We cleared an Edmonton parking lot, poured gas on the chair, and lit it on fire. To add some richness and depth, we projected scenes of the all-familiar Wal-mart parking lot to the building behind. We captured some stunning images of our film, and it was unveiled at the FAVA/MADE Super 8 screening party Saturday, April 24, 2004 in Edmonton, Alberta. As a side note, there was a lot of satisfaction in seeing an unsuccessful prototype under 15 feet of flames!
Eagle- Multimedia
Ceramic
Solace- Oil and acrylic paint
Longview- Oil and acrylic paint
I studied form and space through painting, bronze, and plaster sculpture at Red Deer College. During this time I was honored to study Landscape painting with Norman Brown, Ceramics and Sculpture with master sculptor Chuck Wissinger, Jim Trevelyan, Ian Cooke, Graham Page, and Jim Westergard.
