So Far

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In So Far I allude to landing in a far away place. "So Far" is a phrase that can be two opposing things. On one hand it means "up to this point" and on the other it relays something in the distance. Whenever we think we we have landed, we have ever more to explore. Within the space of this room whose edges are softened by silk panels, a shadow-horizon bounces us back into the place we’ve landed. I invite you to gaze into the illuminated craters veiled by a layer of tinted white oil. Floating “lenses” allow you to view the grid of the mapmaker and fragments of collages below. We gaze into craters left after some mysterious impact. In these craters the images have missing parts, stories with hollowed out cores. 

So Far installation
stained fabric, plaster basins, water and tinted Oil, wooden rings, mylar drawing stretched silk, transparency collages, LED lights, projected animation
2016 

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