Laura's installations are large scale site specific, dimension variable works that combine multiple parts to realize a cohesive environmental piece. Public art and site-specific gallery installations allow her to work on large, temporary pieces. She is passionate about public art and in exploring how to incorporate multimedia imagery and interactivity into outdoor spaces. Bringing art to the streets creates a new dialogue between art, public space, and technology.
This installation is dedicated to Leo Leiff Roseman, my grandfather, and a true Renaissance man – a doctor, photographer and a poet. His images are altered and bound into a unique book that's stored
A discarded window becomes the foundation for this ode to Medusa surrounded by text from the Tibetan Book of the Dead as wallpaper. The three small windows across the top reveal two I Ching trigrams
Mannequins get treated like old barbie dolls in an evolving installation at Free Flow Gallery.
An altar to tv, god, and the almighty dollar. Towering above everything the 4' x 8' cross has 3" nails pointed at the viewer. Built around a wall left during a gallery remodel for this installation