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Joseph Phillips In this recent body of work, I’m continuing to explore the relationship we have with our built environment. These drawings are over simplified dissections of the interaction between humans and nature. Naive plans for potentially grand or impossible constructions that hint at our desires and fears, our capabilities and our limitations. Isolated on the page, deconstructed environments sit as impartial monuments to our ingenuity and our folly. At the same time inviting and disturbing, they reflect our increasingly complicated relationship with reality, nature and each other.
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