Sauls Street
Date: 2015
Location: Lake City, South Carolina, USA
Project Type: Installation with video projection, puzzle scrambler/artist multiple
Site: Vacant, historic business at 128 Sauls Street
Juried Exhibition: ArtFields
Description: A stack of perfect cubes sits in a vacant building. Projected onto them is a video of white boxes being stacked. Does it ever line up? Does it matter? When the white light hits the white boxes, it is easier to see the colors. When we give it time, the uncertainty becomes beautiful. This new series of work is inspired by the economic principle of creative destruction and the meaning of meaningful work.
Related Publications:
The Work In Between Exhibition
Artfields 2015 Catalog
Installation, video projection, 100 boxes, each box 12" cube
Installation, video projection, 100 boxes, each box 12" cube
Installation, video projection, 100 boxes, each box 12" cube
Exterior, installation viewed through windows
A building is vacant because of the cycle of creativity and an economic law. It became a building because of one’s achievement. It became vacant because of someone else’s achievement. What makes achievement not just a lot of work? What makes a perfect square that does not line up beautiful? - Karen
"Mis-Achieved," a puzzle scrambler (game) with 15 square tiles, commissioned for the project "In Between Two Worlds"