Walk This Way (Yellow)
Ostrich feather, prop adapter, stepper motor, bracket, wire, PCB board, Arduino Nano, 12V adapter, enamel on linen
30 x 115 inches
2022

Walk This Way (Green)
Ostrich feather, prop adapter, stepper motor, bracket, wire, PCB board, Arduino Nano, 12V adapter, enamel on linen
34 x 106 inches
2022

Walk This Way (White)
Ostrich feather, prop adapter, stepper motor, bracket, wire, PCB board, Arduino Nano, 12V adapter, enamel on linen
24 x 45 inches
2022

Walk This Way (Pink)
Ostrich feather, prop adapter, stepper motor, bracket, wire, PCB board, Arduino Nano, 12V adapter, enamel on linen
30 x 45 inches
2022

Walk This Way (Gray)
Ostrich feather, prop adapter, stepper motor, bracket, wire, PCB board, Arduino Nano, 12V adapter, enamel on linen
24 x 34 inches
2022

Liste Art Fair Basel, 2022

Walk This Way
Ostrich feather, prop adapter, stepper motor, bracket, wire, PCB board, Arduino Nano, 12V adapter, enamel on linen
36 x 126 inches
2022

Clown Egg Register (Extra Large)
Acrylic and oil on wooden eggs, hollow eggs, styrofoam egg carton
12 x 8 x 3.5 inches
2022

Clown Egg Register (Large)
Acrylic and oil on wooden eggs, hollow eggs, styrofoam egg carton
12 x 8 x 3.5 inches
2022

Clown Egg Register (Jumbo)
Acrylic and oil on wooden eggs, hollow eggs, styrofoam egg carton
12 x 8 x 3.5 inches
2022

NADA Miami, 2021

Clown Egg Register
Acrylic and oil on wooden eggs, hollow egg, cardboard egg carton
12 x 12 x 3 inches
2019

Soapbox
Photographic collage, acrylic paint, latex paint on wood panel
45 × 45 inches
2021

Fuck Me ...
Photographic collage, acrylic paint on wood panel
45 × 45 inches
2021

Me, Myself, and I
Photographic collage, acrylic paint on wood panel
45 × 45 inches
2021

Murder!
Photographic collage, acrylic paint on wood panel
45 × 45 inches
2021

Upsy-Daisy
Photographic collage, acrylic paint on wood panel
45 × 45 inches
2021

Limelight
Photographic collage, acrylic paint, latex paint on wood panel
45 × 45 inches
2021

Ha! Ah! at Kai Matsumiya

Kai Matsumiya is pleased to announce the debut solo exhibition Ha! Ah! by Robert Sandler.

The clowns in Ha! Ah! are doing their very best. Arms and heads disappear through one hole only to appear out of another, like a trompe l'oeil trying too hard. There are a lot of letters in the gallery. A reinterpreted alphabet-dress, worn by Lucille Ball in the ’50s television series I Love Lucy, greets the guests. A mural of bugs, “Equation With One Unknown,” spans 50 feet across the right side of the gallery. Each bug ports a letter. Have they made any words? A lone pair of headphones invite the viewer to enjoy a musical rendition of Edvard Grieg’s “In the Hall of the Mountain King.” The performers laugh while singing. A small, graceful pewter statuette of a pooping dog hangs on the main display wall dividing the two gallery rooms. On the floor, a toy car, “Clown Car,” advertises an oversize billboard larger than itself with the psychological advice “Every fantasy states a problem and offers a solution.” And as indeed every fantasy states a problem and offers a solution, the advertisement, like a one-way street sign, leads the viewer swerving into the second room with the film work “Exodus.” Turn right. What is living without invariable failure?