Installation. Atmospheric Direction. Project Development. Tea Collaboration. Lead Artist.
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Reciprocity Plots is an installation for the opening of The Annex at Tea at Shiloh.
I created large-scale ink drawings on mulberry paper hang from the building’s 100-foot ceilings, surrounding ice that melted throughout the duration of the installation. Viewers were invited to sit in the space, while drinking a tea we developed specifically for the installation, with lucid dreaming properties.
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Process:
- Meet with Shiloh to discuss the space and the atmosphere they are hoping to create for The Annex
- Develop conceptual and visual considerations for the installation
- Research cosmic and literary texts and cultural exhibtits, installations, and performances to shape an archive of references
- Develop a tea blend that coincides with the conceptual concerns of the installation
- Create a transportive installation that viewers were invited to watch for a long period of time as they spent time in the newly opened space
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Reciprocity Plots is an installation for the opening of The Annex at Tea at Shiloh.
I created large-scale ink drawings on mulberry paper hang from the building’s 100-foot ceilings, surrounding ice that melted throughout the duration of the installation. Viewers were invited to sit in the space, while drinking a tea we developed specifically for the installation, with lucid dreaming properties.
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Process:
- Meet with Shiloh to discuss the space and the atmosphere they are hoping to create for The Annex
- Develop conceptual and visual considerations for the installation
- Research cosmic and literary texts and cultural exhibtits, installations, and performances to shape an archive of references
- Develop a tea blend that coincides with the conceptual concerns of the installation
- Create a transportive installation that viewers were invited to watch for a long period of time as they spent time in the newly opened space