Aesthetically very pleasing and the way the form wends -- twisted, bent and curved three dimensionally -- is very intriguing. The slow movement of the lines brings the underlying static element of the installation to life, evoking the dichotomous nature of inland waterways and watersheds: still yet moving; moving yet still.
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Anne Marie said on December 25, 2008 5:08 PM
Aesthetically very pleasing and the way the form wends -- twisted, bent and curved three dimensionally -- is very intriguing. The slow movement of the lines brings the underlying static element of the installation to life, evoking the dichotomous nature of inland waterways and watersheds: still yet moving; moving yet still.