SUSPECT ONE : THE NEIGHBOR
11.5 x 14.5 in.
Acrylic, ink, string, duct tape, office supplies, and antique photos on cardboard.
โSherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie, and Truman Capote are no longer characters or professors of the noire, detective story. They walk among us, unfortunately. In my lifetime, Iโve witnessed the rise of a genre of content often referred to as โtrue crimeโ…a non-fiction category of media characterized by personal accounts, historical investigation, and amateur forensics. Armed with microphones and a morbid sense of curiosity, everyday people take investigation into their own hands and plunge into the unexplained or unresolved cases of their respective communities. But my concern was always thisโฆwhat happens when those who seek justice are not in a position to enforce justice? Do we become the same intrusive monsters we hunt? SUSPECTS was my answer to that question – a visual journey toward uncovered truths after the style of an evidence board one might find in a crime-enthusiastโs basement or someone who watches too many crime documentaries.”
– Quinten “Q” Avila
SUSPECT TWO : THE CHAUFFEUR
13.75 x 10.5 in.
Acrylic, ink, duct tape, electrical wire, aluminum form wire, office supplies, and antique documents/photographs on paper/cardboard.
SUSPECT THREE : THE BROKER
13.5 x 10.5 in.
Acrylic, ink, duct tape, office supplies, antique documents/photographs, boardgame tiles, and jewelry on paper/cardboard.
