Another body of work by Alexander Nesbitt. The three dimensional collage panel photographic works. Each is comprised of a series of black and white images shot on film at varying angles to form a composite image. The printed images are epoxy coated and adhered to rigid panels. These are bolted together with the individual images angled from one another in a series of fragmented planes that create a piece which gently arcs around the viewer and stands proud of the wall.

Below is a large collage called “Abandonment” on Epoxy coated plywood panels.  This was first exhibited in a solo show in the Newport Art Museum Ilgenfritz gallery in 2003 and has been in storage since. The image depicts a mysterious view of the largely unknown “Redoubt” at Fort Adams in Newport.

“Abandonment – The Fort Adams Redoubt”
Epoxy coated plywood panels, 72″ x 108″ with the left and right most corners projecting 20″ from the wall. 2003

Entropy 1, natural disorganization of man-made order
Version two 24″ x 120″, 2014

Entropy1-version 2 at Blink Gallery
Epoxy coated Silver prints

Entropy 1, natural disorganization of man-made order
Silver prints, Epoxy on Plywood. 6′ x 30′ First Beach Newport. During “Project one, Wind, Sea, Sky”

Thyssen steel mill, Germany.
Epoxy and fiber glass coated sliver prints on aluminum armature. Newport Art Museum, Juried Members Show, Best of Show Winner 2002

The Monestary. Petra, Jordan
EPoxy and glass fiber coated Silver print collage

Missile launch control room of cold war era Russian submarine., Juliet 384.
Epoxy coated Silver Prints 6′ x 18′

Abandoned plane cockpit, Floyd Bennet Field, Brooklyn
Silver prints mounted on watercolor paper

“War Diagram” shot up building facade, Beirut
Epoxy coated prints on plywood. First Beach Newport.
Project One – Wind, Sea, Sky