The Sled, 1995
The Sled, constructed during a residency at the Banff Centre, is derived from the image on the face of a small survival, “Storm Kit” in which a figure is depicted in the manner of a nineteenth-century engraving – crouched beside a fire, and inside a makeshift shelter. From this scenario of survival The Sled becomes a situation of relative luxury. The fire depicted on the Storm Kit is replaced here by a “Coleman” lantern, “Coleman” heater, “Whisperlite” stove and an “Outback” oven, all carefully fitted within The Sled’s cave-like interior.
The Sled
installation view
The Sled
installation view
The Sled
food items, restored
The Sled Journal
hand-made journal
The Sled Journal
Sled Inventory
The Sled Journal
Over-head Plan View
The Sled Journal
Coleman Lantern
The Sled, Model
mixed media construction
The Sled
Vermillion Lake
The Sled
construction view
The Sled
construction view
The Sled
construction view
The Sled
Lake Louise
The Sled, Photographs
Vermillion Lake
The Sled, Film
film still
The Sled, Film
film still
The Sled, Film
film still
The Sled, Film
film still
The Sled, Film
film still