Site-Specific installation
Burned and dyed Japanese paper, woodblock, wire, ink and resin.
Site-Specific installation.
Burned and dyed Japanese paper, ink, woodblock, resin and wire.
Dimensions Variable
Burned and dyed Japanese, wire, woodblock, ink and resin.
Large-scale installation with 48”x26” resin panels
Resin, burned and dyed Japanese paper, Japanese ink and steel beads on acrylic.
Large-scale installation with 48”x26” resin panels
Resin, burned and dyed Japanese paper, Japanese ink and steel beads on acrylic.
Large-scale installation with 48”x26” resin panels
Resin, burned and dyed Japanese paper, Japanese ink and steel beads on acrylic.
Large-scale installation with 48”x26” resin panels
Resin, burned and dyed Japanese paper, Japanese ink and steel beads on acrylic.
Dimensions Variable
Copper mesh, burned and dyed Japanese paper, ink.
Dimensions Variable
Copper mesh, burned and dyed Japanese paper, ink.
Dimensions Variable
Copper mesh, burned and dyed Japanese paper, ink.
Dimensions Variable
Copper mesh, burned and dyed Japanese paper, ink.
Dimensions Variable
Halide bulbs, assorted incandescent bulbs, video, cables, wire.
Dimensions Variable
Halide bulbs, assorted incandescent bulbs, video, cables, wire.
Dimensions Variable
Halide bulbs, assorted incandescent bulbs, video, cables, wire.
Nylon, Resin, Ink, Steel Wire, Copper, Hemp, Burned Japanese Paper, Welded Steel, Mangrove Seedlings
24 x 50 feet
Installation at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Performance with: Yara Travieso (Director and Choreographer) Stephanie Jaimes (Cellist), Mira Lehr (Artist and Set Designer), Amanda Crider (Mezzo Soprano), Jacqueline Bulnes (Dancer); Not pictured: David Redmond (Fabricator and Engineer) and Ingrid Travieso (Costume Designer)
Dimensions variable
Video installation in collaboration with Yara Travieso
The performative quality to Lehr’s process is directly linked to the spectacle of the violent ignition of fire against the slow motion pouring and setting of liquid resin. V1 V3 is a collaboration with NY based video artist, director and choreographer Yara Travieso. In this video, Lehr’s work is transformed into an overwhelming tank of sound, video and architecture, as a lit fuse violently magnifies motion and time. By assembling a series of works that exist in the physically tangible, video, and live platforms, the artist directly confronts the role of time in her own work, juxtaposing the permanent and the temporal.