Loved Onesfound materials, wood, paint, unfiltered beeswax, motors and lighting equipment
Kielce Cemetery Toyfound objects more
The Kielce Cemetery Toy was Fernandes-Halloran's addition to the Nomada project, in Kielce, Poland. Working alongside artists such as Rafal Zwirek, Pawel Althamer and Artur Zmijewski, Fernandes-Halloran found his own approach to making work for the visitors of Kielce's Jewish Cemetery. The toy is primarily for children and requires one to enter the cemetery to operate.
God Bless AmericaPawel Althamer, Brian Fernandes-Halloran, Youssouf Dara, Roman Stanczak and Rafal Zwirek. more
Zakopane SnowmanSnow more
Brian made this snowman with Pawel Althamer while hiking in the mountains of Zakopane. They did not plan on making a snowman but had begun rolling up the snow while searching for mushrooms.
Two Men who used to eat together now hugfound objects, wax more
The men were made in Berlin through an attempt to recreat a memory of two men eating currywurst. They changed many times, changed positions gradually until they had to have their bodies entirely remade as only their heads and hands could be transported to the US. Their new bodies made from found objects were made to embrance. THey could be reconfigured again.
Ride to Cabo Del Gadofound objects, corn stalks and wax more
Ride to Cabo Delgado is a full scale recreation of a memory from a truck ride in Mozambique. In the process of finding the objects to produce the trucks and the formation of the piece, Fernandes-Halloran changed his memory.
Between NeighborsBetween Neighbors exhibition in Brooklyn, NY. more
The exhibtion, Between Neighbors, took place in a pop up venue in Fernandes-Halloran's neighborhood, Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn. The exhibition was a reflection on social devision and an active space for people to communicate by making together. By the end of the month long exhibtion, the space had transformed into a meeting place, art studio and community center.