The pieces are monumental which make me wonder what happens to them after an exhibition like this.
How does anyone have this work in their home. Do they become public works? Or are they stored for years to come.
How I can get lost in the pieces is mesmerizing, and something that always makes me enjoy the work even more.
There's a quote within the information on Gli (Wall) "wall are human constructs that are meant to block views, but they block only the view of the eye-the retinal view-no the imaginative view. When the eye scans a certain barrier, the imagination tends to go beyond that barrier, so in that sense, walls reveal more things than they hide"
I saw this and imagined it.
The piece with movement made me wonder how these works would capture my imagination more if they were installed outside.
The wood pieces drew me in just as much. They had dates from the 1990's to present. Implying they had all been revised.
Revisiting this work gave me a deeper appreciation for it. Thank you.
