Between 2006-2011, I posted images of my current artwork to this blog.  Since then, I have been using a website format at the following address:

www.justinlowman.com

"Double-Dutch (Split-Spectrum)," 2011, white latex paint on stamped concrete, pine and poplar; T5 fluorescents, Lee Filters, and cords.

"Double-Dutch (Mondrian)," 2011, white latex paint on stamped concrete, pine and poplar; T5 fluorescents, Lee Filters, and cords.

"Double-Dutch (Moonlight Flame)," 2011, white latex paint on stamped concrete panel, pine, and poplar; T5 Fluorescents, Lee Filters, and cords.

"Double-Dutch (Japan)," 2011, white latex paint on stamped concrete panel and repurposed pine/poplar; T5 Fluorescents, Lee Filters, and cords.

"Arcade Specters," a site-responsive installation, T8 Fluorescents, Lee Filters, Mylar, White Latex Paint, and Clear Pine, 96" x 84" x 240"

"Tools of the Trade" a site-responsive installation, T5 Fluorescents, Lee Filters, Lamp Cords/Plugs, and Multiplug Outlet, 72" x 96" x 12"

"Franklin's Kite," a site-responsive installation, T5 Fluorescents, Lee FIlters, Electric Squid, Lamp Cords/Plugs, and Chain, 72" x 24" x 24"

"Barn Rays" A Site-Conditioned Installation: Natural Light, Electrical Light, Various Ages of Wood, and Latex Paint

"Color Disorders #1" from The Summer Show @ Cottage Home, 43" x 72" x 2"

Photo documentation for MFA Thesis Exhibition: "Pacific Objects," December 2009

"Jaws " scrim, plexiglass, and latex paint (2009)

"Nightingale (Fort Leaton)" scrim, polyester foam, latex paint, fluorescent lights, and 8 1/2 minute audio loop (2009)

"Air Traffic (Richter Scales)" 4 channel, 8 1/2 minute video installation (2009)

"Reflectors (Emerald and Ruby)" gels and mylar on panel (2009)

My MFA thesis exhibition titled "Pacific Objects" comprised four works in four spaces--"Jaws," "Nightingale (Fort Leaton)," "Air Traffic (Richter Scales)," and "Reflectors (Emerald and Ruby)." See subsequent posts for additional images.

More than thanks goes to the following individuals who without them my show would not have been practically possible: Jennifer Walchli Lowman, Charles Lowman, Michael Ned Holte, Matthew Paweski, John Kuhl, Matthew Grover, Sarah Rose, Kevin Norman and Seb Bailey.

"Jaws," scrim, plexiglass, and latex paint, 84" x 144" x 45," 2009

"Nightingale (Fort Leaton)," scrim, polyester foam, fluorescent lights, latex paint & 8 1/2 minute audio loop, 84" x 156" x 168", 2009

(audio sample forthcoming...)

"Air Traffic (Richter Scales)", 4 channel, 8 1/2 minute video installation (Part 1)

"Air Traffic (Richter Scales)", 4 channel, 8 1/2 minute video installation (Part 2)

"Air Traffic (Richter Scales)", 4 channel, 8 1/2 minute video installation (Part 3)