Like the universe 13 billion years ago, Doug Aitken's roving festival Station to Station will start with a big bang. But rather than a dense, hot, expanding cosmos, this one is a small dark hut-like structure, where visitors will feel their way through a labyrinth, pushing aside heavy curtains made of industrial salt. If they're bored, they can leave. But as their headlamps will be the only source of light in the space, if they did, it would become completely dark. Liz Glynn, "Maze Studies after...
Liz Glynn On Building A Cosmological Yurt For Doug Aitken's Art Train
The Huffington Post - 7 Sep 2013 15:11
Like the universe 13 billion years ago, Doug Aitken's roving festival Station to Station will start with a big bang. But rather than a dense, hot, expanding cosmos, this one is a small dark hut-like structure, where visitors will feel their way through a labyrinth, pushing aside heavy curtains made of industrial salt. If they're bored, they can leave. But as their headlamps will be the only source of light in the space, if they did, it would become completely dark. Liz Glynn, "Maze Studies after...
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