A three-part installation reinterprets human behavior within the confines of urban space.
Construction barriers, protective sheeting, mixed equipment // 2 m x 47 cm x 1.60 m // Front view
I have recently started noticing the barriers on the city streets—whether they are red ribbons or construction fencing. Initially, their purpose is restrictive: to ward off danger, or to keep unwanted people off private property. They have evolved into a kind of conditional symbol, prohibiting an action by the person who has placed the barrier.
This prohibition is most often violated, becoming illusory in humanity’s relentless drive to overcome it.
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The installation reflects humanity’s breakthrough through the limitations of the everyday. It is an act of rebellion and an irresistible desire to enter what is forbidden and discover what is hidden.
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It is anticipated that the barriers will be positioned around the wall in a semicircle, maintaining spacing between them so that the viewer has the opportunity to view the objects from the other side.
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