_breath-of-the-sea-2019-by-christine-sciulli.jpg "Breath of the Sea, 2019 by Christine Sciulli from swell reads Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 5 min 97 sec
✓ Published: 17-Mar-2020
✓ Published: 17-Mar-2020
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This video is a ten minute documentation of my installation Breath of the Sea which utilizes the juxtaposition of essential geometry and visceral experience. Circles, defined by their very specific geometric properties, are projected into an amorphous fabric architectural intervention which raises questions regarding point-of-view and truth-in-perception while creating a quietly chaotic immersive atmosphere.nnThe Dalhousie Gallery is a 1971 brutalist architectural work designed by Junji Mikawa.
This video is a ten minute documentation of my installation Breath of the Sea which utilizes the juxtaposition of essential geometry and visceral experience. Circles, defined by their very specific geometric properties, are projected into an amorphous fabric architectural intervention which raises questions regarding point-of-view and truth-in-perception while creating a quietly chaotic immersive atmosphere.nnThe Dalhousie Gallery is a 1971 brutalist architectural work designed by Junji Mikawa.
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