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"Lovink's images look much like a landscape in which the earth itself
has been dissected to show us where the roots of plants proceed
downward, culminating in sacs. Lovink "draws" a three-dimensional image
by hanging sculpted, steel rods in front of an aluminum frame; the
shadows cast by the steel rods draw us into an evocative and eerie
anatomical landscape in metamorphosis." |
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Sheila Moss
"Moss's Nebula (Scientist Flowers) is some two hundred flower shapes.
Each petal bears the image of a scientist -- famous and obscure -- arranged on
the wall in the structure of a galaxy. The nebula recalls an en masse
explosion, a dynamic and suspended moment where a natural occurrence is
juxtaposed with scientific innovation and homage to the power of ideas."
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Above Images:
Sheila Moss Nebula (Scientist Flowers) (detail), 2000 transparencies, wire dimensions variable photo: Pete Kelly
Marianne Lovink
Sheila Moss
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