Vanishing Points of Mineralization (2025) pumice stone, glass door knob, rubber grip, foam, vinyl, acrylic, window screen, cotton, plastic, aluminum composite, balsa wood, wire, screws. 35" x 33" x 3.5"
Vanishing Points of Mineralization (2025) pumice stone, glass door knob, rubber grip, foam, vinyl, acrylic, window screen, cotton, plastic, aluminum composite, balsa wood, wire, screws. 35" x 33" x 3.5"
Graft (2025) Respirator container, twist ties, sand, canvas, light filter gel, price tag, acrylic paint, wood, container, zip lock bag section, steel, 12” x 20” x 4”
Graft (2025) Respirator container, twist ties, sand, canvas, light filter gel, price tag, acrylic paint, wood, container, zip lock bag section, steel, 12” x 20” x 4”
Cultivation Transporter Pack (2024) Plastic Plant Pots, Plastic, Electrical Wire, Rope, Oil Marker, Acrylic, Dried Grass, Plexiglass, Foam, Wood 29"x34"x4.5"
Cultivation Transporter Pack (2024) Plastic Plant Pots, Plastic, Electrical Wire, Rope, Oil Marker, Acrylic, Dried Grass, Plexiglass, Foam, Wood 29"x34"x4.5"
Carbon Creditor (2025) Waste Paper Basket, Plastic Tube, Acrylic, Pumice Gel, on Birch Ply, 42” x 36” x 2.5”
Carbon Creditor (2025) Waste Paper Basket, Plastic Tube, Acrylic, Pumice Gel, on Birch Ply, 42” x 36” x 2.5”
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Andrew LaFarge Hamill (Skowhegan class of 2014) is an artist and garden designer based in Brooklyn, NY. Known for his use of everyday materials, his current work repurposes items traditionally used in landscaping to create abstract compositions that reference both their past lives and the traditional picture plane.