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~ was reacting to visitors’ movement. While walking through the room, visitors were reshaping the piece and leaving a path behind – a temporary trace of presence in the environment. A few seconds after all visitors stepped away from the installation area, the suspended ceramics autonomously returned to their original alignment.
Each ceramic piece was crafted by pressing or squeezing a clay tablet, capturing the imprint of a hand’s gesture.
Three videos were projected onto suspended elements from three opposing angles, gradually transforming the room’s light, cycling seamlessly from bright to dark in a 15-minute sequence.
Interactive installation
15 ceramic tablets suspended from a 5×2.6m grid
Each ceramic piece: 24×17.5cm
Concordia Gallery (Concordia Film Theater Exhibition), Enschede, Netherlands, 2016
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Interactive installation
Concordia Gallery (Concordia Film Theater Exhibition), Enschede, Netherlands, 2016
~ was reacting to visitors’ movement. While walking through the room, visitors were reshaping the piece and leaving a path behind – a temporary trace of presence in the environment. A few seconds after all visitors stepped away from the installation area, the suspended ceramics autonomously returned to their original alignment.
Each ceramic piece was crafted by pressing or squeezing a clay tablet, capturing the imprint of a hand’s gesture.
Three videos were projected onto suspended elements from three opposing angles, gradually transforming the room’s light, cycling seamlessly from bright to dark in a 15-minute sequence.