1998
collaboration with Warren Quigley
Designed for a small park set in the thick of a large urban centre’s downtown zone, this installation plays with notions of public and private space through the displacement of the most public room in a domestic setting – the living room. The varying hues of green pigmenting the furnishings imitate vegetative outcroppings and also launch a subtle critique on the suspect ‘greening’ (i.e. pseudo ecological) trend of cultivators of taste.
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media: cast gelcoated fiberglass, steel, light fixtures. site: Toronto Sculpture Garden
Commissioned by L.L.O. Sculpture Garden Foundation. |