This unique physical creation treats the glass canvas as an analytical laboratory for sub-surface cultural research, investigating the beginnings of current human social conditions based on evolutionary information gathered from Paul Shepard's book The Only World We've Got. Utilizing a calculated aesthetic friction by etching the word "assumption" in a stark matte finish directly across the glossy, varnished mirror field. By blurring the borders between the viewer's active reflection and the static, hand-painted wooden framework, this calculated layout transforms an everyday domestic documentation tool into an undeniable architectural gravity that provokes new questions about why humans exist and feel the way they do today.
 
Casey Waterman's work encompasses a wide range of materials and mediums but is primarily based on creating cut images from photographs, drawings, or other forms of visual media. For Waterman, calling himself an artist is based on the importance of being honest about his intentions and staying true to his actions. Waterman's work can be found in private collections along the East Coast. As a continuous process of personal exploration, he continues to research and create in his studio in Miami.
 
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