His pieces are very well done and range from printmaking, mixed media, and hand-made robots. The robots were especially interesting; when I first saw them I just thought they were cool 50s-retro robots.
There is much more depth to them though; in Ingold's vision of the future, Japan reverts to isolationism (resulting in ninja robots,) and a bear robot originally created for preservation starts eliminating species.
It was one of my favorite shows in the Student Gallery this semester.
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