Braided Mason Twine, Blacklight and Eyelets.
Photographed by Danny Ghitis
American artist Megan Mosholder has created a series of illuminating installations interlaced in the architecture of rural barns.
"A mixed-media installation that explored the socio-political dynamics of he Wassaic Project Artist Residency, particularly the merger between the two communities: artists and locals. I was interested in the revival of the Wassaic, once a forgotten hamlet plagued with home foreclosures. Many of the community members told me how happy they were that the residency was in existence because it brought new life and interest to the area. The Wassaic Project continues to look for ways to revive the area such as its newly implemented art education program, which I have had the pleasure to be a participant of as their education fellow."
"Gossamer" by Megan Mosholder
15,000 feet of nylon cord, glow-in-the-dark paint, 2000 screw eyes, and blacklight.
Photographed by Adam Trevillian
No comments:
Post a Comment