“Here, each paint chip and stripped screw is purposeful. The boxes are composed from the scrap wood of a year of jobs, cut into quarters and then assembled into boxes. One such box contains a bundle of old electrical cords and two spaces away a hand drill sits in its own little trophy case. The boxes mirror and rhyme with each other, creating a visual measure and tempo.”
- “Through Fresh Eyes: Doug Weathersby’s A Year In Review” by Lilly Saywitz, published in Big, Red & Shiny, March 8, 2017
Photo by Stewart Clements