Hatch depicts a multitude of sperm converging on an actual door, which could be the entrance to a museum or gallery. With the suggestion that inside is a site of conceptualization, the viewers participate in the artwork by crossing its threshold.
The installation suggests an artificial membrane between the display of art and real life. As the viewers enter, they act like sperm, becoming part of the artwork. The site could also serve as a photographic opportunity, to capture group behavior. This installation may be configured around a variety of spaces and is of variable size, in a site-specific accommodation of the venue.
Full Description
Hatch depicts a multitude of sperm converging on an actual door, which could be the entrance to a museum or gallery. With the suggestion that inside is a site of conceptualization, the viewers participate in the artwork by crossing its threshold.
The installation suggests an artificial membrane between the display of art and real life. As the viewers enter, they act like sperm, becoming part of the artwork. The site could also serve as a photographic opportunity, to capture group behavior. This installation may be configured around a variety of spaces and is of variable size, in a site-specific accommodation of the venue.
Work metadata
- Year Created: 2010
- Submitted to ArtBase: Thursday Oct 7th, 2010
- Original Url: http://www.kildall.com/artwork/2010/hatch/index.html
- Permalink: http://www.kildall.com/artwork/2010/hatch/index.html
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Work Credits:
- Scott Kildall, creator
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