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Made during a workshop with students at the
Kunstuniversität Linz, Austria; the site for this tensile
installation was in a building erected by the Third Reich
during World War II. Using sports netting and bulk quantities
of common clothing and sheets recycled for use as rags, we
created a delicately balanced tensile network over the buildings’
main staircase. An “egg” made of an enormous wad
of clothing diverted the flow of students up and down the
staircase, while also serving as a counterweight to shape
the network above. En route to class, students could walk
around the egg or push it out of the way, as though it were
a large punching bag.
Project Team: this installation was a collaborative project conducted as a workshop by Ball-Nogues Studio with students at Kunstuniversität Linz from the space&designstrategies program. |
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