Richard Haga

2017

Photographs of 4K broadcast interruptions, Hand held HD Antenna, 4K HDTV

Archival Pigment Prints

42” x 26”

2020

Gestural drawings of discomforted body mannerisms

PLA Fused Canvas

43” X 43”

2021

Gestural Drawings of News Media Contributors

PLA Fused Canvas

18.5” X 37”

2021

Failed sets of photogrammetry data are used to generate forced objects. Failed sets of data are abstract geometries that come from the interpretation images scanned by photogrammetry software. The failed sets of data force an algorithm into generating abstracted geometry.

3D print, Archival NC Acrylic Lacquer Finish

23’ x 8” x 5”

Single-fired Ceramic Slabs

2022

Beards of Insurrection

2022

2022

2016

Vector drawings examining workplace behaviors.

Archival Pigment Print

26” x 36”

2014

Augmented Reality Particle Growth Application.

Overgrowth from 12' x 30' gallery room. Particles streamed to smartphone camera from a text body target image.

2013

Text "Body" Rotation Print

Archival Pigment

24" x 40"

Bio Affect Circuit 1-6

The idea behind these works was to make a series of “paintings” that would live beyond my own conception of them.  By using growth mediums and inoculants as materials, I became a co-creator of the work allowing the bacteria to grow the paintings . The works were inoculated in different sites around Los Angeles and its vicinity. Each piece was taken to a site in  sealed cells and then 'open air' inoculated for a 45 minute time durations. Following the inoculation, the work was final sealed to prevent further contamination.

2013

Ink on Velum

21" x 29"

2004

Various Meats and  Glass Fused at 1400º Fahrenheit.

12" x 12'

Fax Line

Two fax machines were draped with a continuous loop of fax paper. an original drawn line was transmitted from one machine to a second machine and looped back to be scanned and retransmitted back to the first machine. The machines continued to call each other and the line artwork continued to grow with each transmission.

Solitair-e

In this work 20 telephones were bolted down and conected to a single line with their receiver rendered inoperable by a single fixed bar. A free phone sex advertisement was placed in the 'LA Weekly'. The phones would ring and the desire of the caller was deferred to the will of the phones operation.