Still from "Negentropy," 2011 (11:40, loop)
L'Echappe Belle
2011
Cardboard, Mixed Media, video projection
Dimensions vary
Video Projection: Negentropy (11:04)
L'Echappe Belle was a video and ephemeral sculptural installation that was exhibited in Cut Up, a group show in Pont-Aven, France while I was studying abroad in my Junior year of undergraduate study. In this installation, the walls surrounding an emergency staircase are entirely covered with painted-white cardboard. Diluted paints, inks and other pigments are dripped and splashed onto the cardboard-covered walls from the highest points of the installation. At the bottom of the staircase, the vibrant ink trails gradually fade to entirely white, where a video, Negentropy, is projected onto the surface. The video loop is an experimentation in color and texture, created using the same pigments that cover the cardboard walls around the staircase.
2011
Cardboard, Mixed Media, video projection
Dimensions vary
Video Projection: Negentropy (11:04)
L'Echappe Belle was a video and ephemeral sculptural installation that was exhibited in Cut Up, a group show in Pont-Aven, France while I was studying abroad in my Junior year of undergraduate study. In this installation, the walls surrounding an emergency staircase are entirely covered with painted-white cardboard. Diluted paints, inks and other pigments are dripped and splashed onto the cardboard-covered walls from the highest points of the installation. At the bottom of the staircase, the vibrant ink trails gradually fade to entirely white, where a video, Negentropy, is projected onto the surface. The video loop is an experimentation in color and texture, created using the same pigments that cover the cardboard walls around the staircase.