In his most recent work Michael Zelehoski starst by studing 3-dimensional objects, used in everyday domestic life. He deconstructs the objects and rearranged them in a 2-dimensional plane, to appear as their original shape and form. “A chair, for example, remains a chair, formally and materially, even as its function is negated,” said Zelehoski. You can see this concept come to life in the process video above. “This process constitutes a logical progression, as well as a literal interpretation of two-dimensional, representational art even as it breaks with illusionistic tradition, ” he says.