In Gulf Coast Slabs (2007) photographic objects show traces of homes swept away by the hurricane Katrina that hit the American Gulf Coast in 2006. The series develop in his aesthetic somewhere between abstraction and realism or even fake ready-mades, both brutal and poetic. The traces of architecture are this time also loaded with morally more difficult content than in his earlier works (from Bartha Contemporary web)
short article about this piece of work:
http://www.coolhunting.com/archives/2008/03/clay-ketter-gulf-coast.php
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