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Construction for the Camera

Explore the captivating work of James Casebere and Yamini Nayar blending sculpture, assemblage, and photography. From religious to mundane structures, witness the evolution of their installations through common materials and found imagery. Immerse yourself in their process-oriented artistry as they reimagine scenes to create stunning visual narratives. This exhibition showcases a unique blend of creativity and construction, inviting viewers to ponder the intersection of form and growth.

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Construction for the Camera

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  1. Construction for the Camera James Casebere and YaminiNayar

  2. James Casebere

  3. The New York Times MagazineMay 5, 2013 cover

  4. Yamini Nayar

  5. Chrysalis (2013)

  6. Chrysalis (2013) – in process

  7. Chrysalis (2013)

  8. Yamini Nayar, On Form and Growth, 2013C-prints and felt-tip pen on c-print, series of 58 x 10 each, edition of 5Thomas Erben Gallery

  9. Yamini Nayar, Past Present, 2013C-print; 50 x 40”; Edition of5Thomas Erben Gallery

  10. “Built structures – from religious to the mundane – and found imagery are starting points for my installations… My practice is process oriented, combining elements of sculpture, assemblage and photography. The materials I work with are common – plaster, branches, wood, Styrofoam, and found imagery culled from online archives. Once I choose a starting image, I research various aspects of the scene – images and texts – and work to re-imagine the scene. The final image emerges over time and through the construction and reworking of the structure and contents in a given scene.” --Yamini Nayar

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