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Fiction/Non-Fiction
Laboratory-grade glass tubing with artist’s first three memories printed on acetate and inserted into tubes. Writing is readable until tubes splay outwards to the ground. Measures 4’ tall
1999 Installation
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Fiction/Non-Fiction
Detail 1.
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Fiction/Non-Fiction
Detail 2.
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Fiction/Non-Fiction
Detail 3.
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PLAN YOUR ESCAPE
Folded paper airplanes, porcelain, wood doweling. H7’
1999 Installation
The artist created “voids” from porcelain, which were the imprint of the negative space of her hand when held in a fist. These “voids” anchored journal entries that were folded into paper airplanes.
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PLAN YOUR ESCAPE
Detail 1: Paper airplane
In a gallery setting, on opening night, viewers were invited to “plan your escape”, fold a paper plane, and add it to the installation.
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PLAN YOUR ESCAPE
Detail 2: Paper airplane
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PLAN YOUR ESCAPE
Detail 3: variation of installation
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Shipwreck
Layers of broken clear and coloured glass and mirror, childhood photos printed on acetate. These elements are arranged on top of a larger-than-life-size image of a figure. Displayed on top of canvas, on the ground. 4’ x 10’
1999, Installation
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Shipwreck
Detail 1
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Shipwreck
Detail 2
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Shipwreck
Detail 3
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Coda :||
Steel and plexiglass inscribed with original palindrome poem. Each panel measures 3’6” x 7’
2000, Installation
Coda:
Italian, from Latin “cauda”, meaning tail.
Coda:
Musical notation, indicating the repetition of a movement or a few measures before the :|| symbol, prior to the continuation of the rest of the composition to its natural termination.
Palindrome:
From Greek, palindromes, “running back again”. A word, sentence, or verse that reads the same backward as forward.
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Coda :||
Detail 1: approaching the front of the panels.
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Coda:||
Detail 2: approaching the front of the panels.
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Coda:||
Detail 3: approaching the front of the panels. Original palindrome poem can be read by the viewer. (Poem text, below)
Coda :||
Picture time’s arrow
Cutting a space
Through echoes
of forgetfulness and
wonder
Accomplices to
memory
Approaching regret
We wonder no less
Together
are beauty and truth
Then truth and beauty
are together less
No wonder we regret
Approaching memory
To accomplices
Wonder and forgetfulness
Of echoes through
Space
A cutting arrow
Time’s picture :||