Christopher Gauthier: Constructs of Diversion, Part III: Mountains and Molehills June 26, 2010

Christopher Gauthier's 'Constructs of Diversion' is an anthology of art produced to embody metaphorical interpretations of thoughts, feelings, actions, dreams, and memories in tangible collections. It is currently divided into three parts, Waiting to be found, Mechanistic Roving, and Mountains and Molehills. These intentionally arranged, or constructed environments anthropomorphize environmental situations, consider man made objects as traces of human presence and place the viewer in a first person experience.