Each element of the assemblage has changed in perceived value as it was once a definable commodity (a product or part of a product), then a piece of junk and now as an element in an artwork, it perhaps has achieved a new indefinable value. In the case of New Windsor, NY location, I found it interesting that the site (selected solely because of the objects found there) contains an historical marker referring to the fact that New Windsor played a pivotal role in the American Revolutionary War as the British attempted to move south and east to NYC.

The New Windsor, NY 2003 assemblage measures 10" x 5", is wall hung and ideally spot lit in a darkened area; the video is presented on an LCD monitor housed within a kiosk. Around 6' of wall space and an electrical outlet are required.