The Donor Wall Project

The Donor Wall Project

The Donor Wall Project

The Donor Wall Project investigates the artist as commodity. If the artist has become a commodity why not circumvent the art altogether when you can own an actual piece of the artist? The purpose of this project is that if someone wants to own a piece they will have to choose based solely on an aesthetic decision. 72 artists generously donated their blood to create individual bio-portraits. Each artist’s blood has been painted on a 3”x 3” square of paper, framed and hung in a grid, reducing the identity of the subject to its most primal component – the chemical breakdown of the artist.

The Donor Wall Project Blood on paper. 2008-2009. 3”x 3”, Installation 80” x 71”
The Donor Wall Project
Blood on paper.
2008-2009. 3”x 3”, Installation 80” x 71”
The Donor Wall Project Blood on paper. 2008-2009. 3”x 3”, Installation 80” x 71”
The Donor Wall Project
Blood on paper.
2008-2009. 3”x 3”, Installation 80” x 71”
The Donor Wall Project Blood on paper. 2008-2009. 3”x 3”, Installation 80” x 71”
The Donor Wall Project
Blood on paper.
2008-2009. 3”x 3”, Installation 80” x 71”
The Donor Wall Project Blood on paper. 2008-2009. 3”x 3”, Installation 80” x 71”
The Donor Wall Project
Blood on paper.
2008-2009. 3”x 3”, Installation 80” x 71”