An installation of found honeycomb paperboard panels with the facings removed. These were found on the Lower East Side shortly after the remains of Hurricane Ida struck in 2021. They were lashed together in a stack, obscuring the water damage within. Once they were separated, their deterioration was embraced as a starting point from which to further alter them by leaving them outside and rewetting, manipulating, and drying them over a period of several weeks.

A large panel of honeycomb paperboard with its facings removed. Found in the East Village among discarded packaging of a mirror.

A grouping of air pillows cut from discarded packaging to leave only enough plastic to contain the air.

Air channels cut from discarded packaging to remove all plastic not holding in air.

The inner workings of two damaged and discarded honeycomb paperboard bricks. Paper facings are removed and surfaces are painted with bronze suspended in acrylic.

The inner corrugation of a panel of paperboard, exposed by removing the paper facings. Hung under tension with a single nail in each wall of a corner.

Salvaged paperboard panels with facings removed. Relaxed over time in the heat of the room.

A discarded large and thin panel of bead foam, picked on site to leave only the outer edge. Installed to echo the column and outline it from a particular viewing position.