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It’s probably high-time that you sorted out your problems the old fashioned way – by following the path we made.
In May 2010, as part of the 2010 Next Wave Festival, [please give] presented [please give: it a moment], an interactive installation of heart/brain advice and obstacles that straddled the gap between two places.
Facing the risks and the realities of their very recent move from up north to the throngs of Melbourne, Elizabeth and Jessie created a symbolic trail for wandering and exploring, in the combined gallery spaces of the inner-city TCB art inc.
With cardboard, bed sheets and finely-tuned cubby construction methods, this work invited its audience to travel through dark tunnels, over hills and through hidey holes to find: their Answer.
Exhibition ran May 19 to June 5.
TCB art inc. Level 1/12 Waratah Place, Melbourne
Images
In May 2010, as part of the 2010 Next Wave Festival, [please give] presented [please give: it a moment], an interactive installation of heart/brain advice and obstacles that straddled the gap between two places.
Facing the risks and the realities of their very recent move from up north to the throngs of Melbourne, Elizabeth and Jessie created a symbolic trail for wandering and exploring, in the combined gallery spaces of the inner-city TCB art inc.
With cardboard, bed sheets and finely-tuned cubby construction methods, this work invited its audience to travel through dark tunnels, over hills and through hidey holes to find: their Answer.
Exhibition ran May 19 to June 5.
TCB art inc. Level 1/12 Waratah Place, Melbourne
Images
This project has received financial assistance from the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
