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Today was Tomorrow Yesterday
Today was Tomorrow Yesterday, 2024, 10x20x18 feet, installation includes ten projected composite images of cast glass sculptures floating and distorting the architecture of the physical space. On entering, visitors become participants, interfering with the projected images and casting multiples of their own moving shadows. Tall bronze sculptures are centered within arm’s reach and respond to touch with subtle movement. The work creates an introspective space to consider how we rely on our perceptions of past experiences to make up our future, while distracted by the competing beams of light filled with flickering images.
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