Sculpture Act
You see the frame of a chair, there. You see the wiry skeleton of a chair, up there. A rope controls the direction of the chair, up there, which will eventually dip in a pool of bubble solution, down there. Slowly, cautiously, breath by breath, the rope lifts the wiry chair into the air, now glossed with a flimsy shell of bubble. The skeleton has transformed into an outer skin, like a fabric to fit the wooden "chair" below.
"Not in So Many Words": See this active sculpture in its breathing moments at set times in the gallery.
"Not in So Many Words": See this active sculpture in its breathing moments at set times in the gallery.
The Very Act
by McLean Fahnestock (Sculpture, MFA)
Max Gatov Gallery at the Student Art Galleries
Sunday, Nov. 2, to Thursday, Nov. 6
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