The Installation 'MONOPOLY' is a combination of sculptural and time based mediums including a rotating projection that emulates spiraling plastic debris in the ocean surf. It explores the great pacific gyre that touches the South Point of the Hawaii's Big Island where all manner of plastic waste such as discarded plastic toys, water bottles, running shoes, lighters, and tourist trinkets wash upon shore. This plastic vortex, with billions of tiny shards of the synthetic material floating just below the surface of the water, is estimated to span an area 11/2 times the size of the continental United States.

The surreal compositions of 'CONTAINMENT LANDSCAPES' explore the notions of displacement, vulnerability and authenticity as well as the artist's relationship to natural and supernatural worlds through the allegory of landscape.

Scott Yoell & Margo Ray