Koons Ruins: Diorama, Prints, Paintings, Sculpture, Digital (2011 – present)
Koons Ruins (2022 – present)

Imagine an art collector whose hatred for Jeff Koons’ art leads her to take destructive action… She acquires Koons’ iconic pieces, sequesters them on her estate, and subjects them to accelerated degradation. When she passes away, her estate is opened up to the public as “Koons Ruins.”

This narrative, conceptual series reveals the history of Koons Ruins, integrating fiction and art history through a feminist lens. Past installations took on the form of ersatz visitors centers with prints, oil paintings, sculpture, interactive learning panels, a peephole diorama, and even a gift shop.

I am currently working on the next phase of the project:  Koons Ruins Atlas, a collection of large-scale (8ft x 12ft) scenes influenced by traditional printmaking aesthetics, with an interactive relief map activated by animation. Please reach out to learn how to partner with me on this ambitious project!

SquareCylinder.com review of Koons Ruins:Discovery Zone (solo show, 2024)

Past Koons Ruins installations (2022-2024):

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