Department of Art & Art History College of Fine Arts | The University of Utah

For Another Night of Warmth (and detail); Paul Stout; glass, plastic, stainless steel, putty, paint, flocking, 18 x 12 x 12

Apparition (and details); Paul Stout, glass, plastic, electrical components and wire, brass, steel, lcd screen, preserved plant and animal matter, H: 14

Second Nature (large); Paul Stout; wood, aluminum, steel, plastic, circuit boards, wire, motors, 62 x 30 x 18

The Breath of Life Stripped of its Breadth; Paul Stout; 72 x 36 x 20

A Contrivance to Hunt Deer At Great Distances (detail of spent missile); Paul Stout, wood, cardboard, paint, plastic, electronics, wooden display bracket, 18 x 18 x 18

Squirrel Death Masks; Paul Stout, wooden cabinet with cast squirrel death masks (from a taxidermy catalog) on a velvet pillow with engraved brass tags, 48 x 15 x 9

Lost in the New Landscape; Paul Stout, plastic casing with glass top enclosing a moth, light, and brass, steel and aluminum parts, 18 x 12

Pastoral Scene; Paul Stout, plastic casing with a glass top enclosing two flies, linoleum flooring, a dead  mouse in a trap, a penny, lint, and brass, steel and aluminum parts, H: 20

New American Landscape; Paul Stout, plastic casing with a glass top enclosing a flower, Astroturf, a butterfly chrysalis, and brass, steel and aluminum parts, H: 15

Untitled (The New American Landscape); Paul Stout, plastic, brass, glass, steel, Styrofoam, preserved plants, sand, mechanical fish, H: 20

Untitled (The New American Landscape); Paul Stout, plastic, brass, glass, steel, Styrofoam, preserved plants, bumble bee, H: 14.5

Father Mother Son Daughter; Paul Stout, plastic mountain lion nose references (from a taxidermy catalog) in a wooden frame with engraved brass tags, 12 x 18 x 3

Hear and There; Paul Sout, office partitions, chairs, red autodialing telephones, resin, balsa wood, glue, paint, 66 x 96 x 48

Treetime; Paul Stout and Bruce Cannon, Wood, aluminum, steel, copper, wiring, motors, electronics, 72 x 60 x 60

Year of the Dog; Paul Stout, 2006, mixed media installation, dimensions variable