A body of work by Lyndon Sullivan Spicer exploring the tension between structure and instability through graph paper, tape, and acts of construction.

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Available Works

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Temporary System No. 1 Temporary System No. 1
Temporary System No. 1
$600.00

  • Graph paper, masking tape, and adhesive on paper

  • 18 × 24 in.

  • Sold unframed

  • Ships flat in archival packaging

  • Ships within U.S. only

  • Certificate of Authenticity included

Temporary System No. 4 Temporary System No. 4
Temporary System No. 4
$600.00

  • Graph paper, masking tape, and adhesive on paper

  • 18 × 24 in.

  • Sold unframed

  • Ships flat in archival packaging

  • Ships within U.S. only

  • Certificate of Authenticity included

Temporary System No. 2 Temporary System No. 2
Temporary System No. 2
$600.00

  • Graph paper, masking tape, and adhesive on paper

  • 18 × 24 in.

  • Sold unframed

  • Ships flat in archival packaging

  • Ships within U.S. only

  • Certificate of Authenticity included

Temporary System No. 5 Temporary System No. 5
Temporary System No. 5
$600.00

  • Graph paper, masking tape, and adhesive on paper

  • 18 × 24 in.

  • Sold unframed

  • Ships flat in archival packaging

  • Ships within U.S. only

  • Certificate of Authenticity included

Temporary System No. 3 Temporary System No. 3
Temporary System No. 3
$600.00

  • Graph paper, masking tape, and adhesive on paper

  • 18 × 24 in.

  • Sold unframed

  • Ships flat in archival packaging

  • Ships within U.S. only

  • Certificate of Authenticity included

Temporary System No. 6 Temporary System No. 6
Temporary System No. 6
$600.00

  • Graph paper, masking tape, and adhesive on paper

  • 18 × 24 in.

  • Sold unframed

  • Ships flat in archival packaging

  • Ships within U.S. only

  • Certificate of Authenticity included

Artist Statement

I am interested in systems that seem stable yet remain vulnerable to disruption. My work explores the tension between order and instability, between precision and improvisation. Grids—typically associated with control—are folded, misaligned, and held together, creating structures that appear both deliberate and provisional. It is an exploration of how order emerges, shifts, and of the imperfect and temporary nature of the systems we build.