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Zoetrope
Domain, 2011
aluminum (900 parts)
approx 168 x 96 inches

Installation Process at Bridge Garden, Bridgehamptons.

Zoetrope continues to flirt with the line between art and architecture with it's newest installation, Domain. This particular piece examines notions of enclosure and boundary. Composed of water-jet cut aluminum pieces, the larger form flexes into a vortex configuration that transforms from a horizontal mark in the landscape to a cradling vertical surface. A subtle tension emerges as the piece forces one to question the distinction between occupiable and inoccupiable space.

Zoetrope
Domain, 2011
aluminum (900 parts)
approx 168 x 96 inches

Installation Process at Bridge Garden, Bridgehamptons.

Zoetrope continues to flirt with the line between art and architecture with it's newest installation, Domain. This particular piece examines notions of enclosure and boundary. Composed of water-jet cut aluminum pieces, the larger form flexes into a vortex configuration that transforms from a horizontal mark in the landscape to a cradling vertical surface. A subtle tension emerges as the piece forces one to question the distinction between occupiable and inoccupiable space.

Zoetrope
Domain, 2011
aluminum (900 parts)
approx 168 x 96 inches

Installation Process at Bridge Garden, Bridgehamptons.

Zoetrope continues to flirt with the line between art and architecture with it's newest installation, Domain. This particular piece examines notions of enclosure and boundary. Composed of water-jet cut aluminum pieces, the larger form flexes into a vortex configuration that transforms from a horizontal mark in the landscape to a cradling vertical surface. A subtle tension emerges as the piece forces one to question the distinction between occupiable and inoccupiable space.

Zoetrope
Domain, 2011
aluminum (900 parts)
approx 168 x 96 inches

Installation Process at Bridge Garden, Bridgehamptons.

Zoetrope continues to flirt with the line between art and architecture with it's newest installation, Domain. This particular piece examines notions of enclosure and boundary. Composed of water-jet cut aluminum pieces, the larger form flexes into a vortex configuration that transforms from a horizontal mark in the landscape to a cradling vertical surface. A subtle tension emerges as the piece forces one to question the distinction between occupiable and inoccupiable space.

Zoetrope
Domain, 2011
aluminum (900 parts)
approx 168 x 96 inches

Installation Process at Bridge Garden, Bridgehamptons.

Zoetrope continues to flirt with the line between art and architecture with it's newest installation, Domain. This particular piece examines notions of enclosure and boundary. Composed of water-jet cut aluminum pieces, the larger form flexes into a vortex configuration that transforms from a horizontal mark in the landscape to a cradling vertical surface. A subtle tension emerges as the piece forces one to question the distinction between occupiable and inoccupiable space.