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Jordan Tull
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Jordan Tull
Untitled (2010) Aluminum, 157cm x 48cm x158cm
Tube Interlock II (2010) Steel, 33x43x18cm
Tube Interlock III (2011) Steel, primer, 57cm x 27cm x 24cm 
The Degree of Separation (2010) Aluminum, acrylic enamal, steel hardware, 150x40x40cm
Shadow Traces ( 2010) aluminum, gator board, hardware, pvc. 427cm x 406cm x 259cm 
Jordan Tulls current work advances for the development of new spatial languages experienced within the context of contemporary architecture and sculptural discourse. Through technology, collaboration and experimentation Tull creates radical asymmetries, ordering systems and dynamic geometric progressions as applied to site-specific contexts and computer-generated models. Tulls works aim to establish an alternative perceptual approach to spatial applications through the employment of computer-aided fabrication technology and space manipulation.
Jordan Tull b. 1980, Germany has exhibited extensively in the United States, including solo exhibitions at PDX Contemporary Art, Portland OR 2012 Untitled, HalfDozen Gallery and Die Konturen Zeichnen, Waterstone Gallery, both Portland OR 2010. Selected Group exhibitions includeSystems Beyond Certainty at Beers.Lambert Contemporary Art, London UK 2011 and ReActivatewith Damien Gilley at Wieden Kennedy, Portland OR 2011. His work has been published inWhitewall Magazine 2011. He holds a BFA in sculpture from Kansas City Art Insitute 2003 and is recipient of a Kansas Cultural Trust Grant.
Jordan currently lives and works in the US.