Village Green
Viewers experience the landscape at eye-level by placing their heads within the terrarium-like structures. The experience is multi-sensory and immersive, with muffled sounds and smells of earth and moss. Viewers find themselves in intimate proximity to soil, plants, and each other, sharing the same air.
Commissioned by MassMOCA, Northhampton, Massachusetts, 2008
Redesigned for Chemical Heritage Foundation (a.k.a. Science History Institute), Philadelphia, 2013
“Parking Lot Project” installation, University of Richmond, Richmond, VA, 2015
Naturaleza, CCK Buenos Aires, 2017
Super Natural, Warner Gallery at Millbrook School, NY, 2018
Ongoing different iterations of this work have been shown in other locations including Paris, Brussels, and Krakow.
Images courtesy of Kevin Kennefick for MassMOCA; the artist, and institutional partners.
Commissioned by MassMOCA, Northhampton, Massachusetts, 2008
Redesigned for Chemical Heritage Foundation (a.k.a. Science History Institute), Philadelphia, 2013
“Parking Lot Project” installation, University of Richmond, Richmond, VA, 2015
Naturaleza, CCK Buenos Aires, 2017
Super Natural, Warner Gallery at Millbrook School, NY, 2018
Ongoing different iterations of this work have been shown in other locations including Paris, Brussels, and Krakow.
Images courtesy of Kevin Kennefick for MassMOCA; the artist, and institutional partners.
