Joe Horner
b 1993 Moscow, Idaho, lives and works in Tucson, Arizona
Joe Horner reimagines American folklore through the use of raw materials to create atmospheric sculptures and environments that turn everyday objects into powerful symbols of faith, life, and death. Selected exhibitions include Dry Bones, Works of Art & Research, Detroit, Michigan (2025); Sea of Glass, NOON Projecs, Los Angeles (2024); Bad Signs, Acre, Salt Lake City, Utah (2024); Oh Lord, Xhibition, Detroit, Michigan (2023); Real Life, MIZAJI, Portland, Oregon (2022). Horner holds a BFA from Brigham Young University, Rexburg, Idaho.
JH. 01
Steel, aluminum, ceramic paint, mixed fuel canister, low-pressure adjustable regulator, sealed and painted MDF
41.5×24×24in / 105.4×61cm×61cm
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Endless White Lighter, 2026
41.5×24×24in / 105.4×61cm×61cm
JH. 02
Steel, aluminum, ceramic paint, mixed fuel canister, low-pressure adjustable regulator, sealed and painted MDF
41.5×24×24in / 105.4×61cm×61cm
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Endless White Lighter (detail 2), 2026
41.5×24×24in / 105.4×61cm×61cm
JH. 03
Steel, aluminum, ceramic paint, mixed fuel canister, low-pressure adjustable regulator, sealed and painted MDF
41.5×24×24in / 105.4×61cm×61cm
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Endless White Lighter (detail 1), 2026
41.5×24×24in / 105.4×61cm×61cm