Inside-Outside, Cambridge, MA, 1998

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DESCRIPTION

Inside-Outside was a sculpture for Harvard University’s AIDS Awareness week at the Fogg Art Museum in Cambridge.

Inside-Outside suggests a trap or a tornado, a physical representation of vulnerability and permeability, fear and risk. A tall, hollow, layered form created from steel and nylon nets spirals downward from a 44-foot high ceiling to meet the viewer at eye level. Viewers are invited to stick their heads inside the piece.

MATERIALS & SIZE

Steel Lining, knitted stainless steel, nylon
Dimensions:  ft. length x 13 ft. width x 13 ft. width

location

Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA