influx
seven chairs, sampled audio, plywood, white paint, hook up wire, speaker wire, audio amplifier, marine speakers, steel, micro SD card, AUX to RCA cable
installation, 156" x 156" x 42"
2019
supported through T.I.M.E Temporary Installations Made for the Environment 2019 Los Alamos, New Mexico
with support and funding from New Mexico Arts and National Endowment for the Arts
installation, 156" x 156" x 42"
2019
supported through T.I.M.E Temporary Installations Made for the Environment 2019 Los Alamos, New Mexico
with support and funding from New Mexico Arts and National Endowment for the Arts
description:
influx is a sound sculpture and temporary installation comprised of seven chairs arranged in a circle, with a sound sculpture integrated into the bodies of the chairs. Inspiration came from the history of Los Alamos as it pertains to the Manhattan Project; particularly how nuclear testing, scientific discoveries continue to have a lasting impact on the region. The chair, as a universal symbol of power and status, was the perfect medium to tie together past and present, people and ideas, the natural environment and subsequent nuclear impact.
influx is a sound sculpture and temporary installation comprised of seven chairs arranged in a circle, with a sound sculpture integrated into the bodies of the chairs. Inspiration came from the history of Los Alamos as it pertains to the Manhattan Project; particularly how nuclear testing, scientific discoveries continue to have a lasting impact on the region. The chair, as a universal symbol of power and status, was the perfect medium to tie together past and present, people and ideas, the natural environment and subsequent nuclear impact.
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