Synthetic Horizon
2012 ArtPrize EntryThe installation will consist of a re-creation of a horizon line using wheat grass, fluorescent light and the construction of a false wall that will span the length and height of the ramp space at the UICA. A break in the false wall will expose a living landscape that will be back-lit by fluorescent bulbs. As viewers enter the ramp space they will feel as though they are walking along a hillside as the sun breaks the horizon. As an artist I am interested in the existing potential of Architecture and Design and my ability to alter them, forcing subtle shifts in context and function.
- Art form: 3-D
- Depth: 3 feet
- Medium: Galvanized steel studs, drywall, wheat-grass, flourescent light.
- Width: 95'
- Year created: 2012
- Height: 22.5'
Venue & Connection Information
My project will require a 120v power source and the use of a scissor lift or scaffolding for installation.
- Special Lighting needed: No
- Internet needed: No
- Indoor Space needed: Yes
- Outdoor Space needed: No
- Audio/Video needed: No
- Electrical needed: Yes
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