Time-based structures built this year between 9/21 and 10/31.
 
A five-minute limit was placed on each build - encouraging me to work faster and embrace the idea of imperfection.
At the end of the time limit the objects were photographed as they were.
 
I was interested in highlighting the moment just before a breaking point, and then scrutinizing it. Forcing myself to create these moments over and over again was an interesting experiment. I slowly started to become aware of the behavior patterns I found myself operating within.
 
These ideas of failure that often hold me back could be looked at as opportunities to reevaluate the way I think and reason with myself. Letting go of preconceived ideas can be just as important as conceiving ideas in the first place.
 
I added a grid of images at the end of this sequence showing builds that weren't as successful. I think it's just as important to see them though. They were just as much a part of this process as the others and I probably ended up learning more from them than from the builds I considered successful.

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