This work was a site-specific installation in the out-of-use mailroom space in the main lobby of the Tyler School of Art and Architecture. The piece blended in to the architectural features of the space in such a way that made the presence of the work not immediately obvious.

The installation served as a condition for viewing a single thread of glass. The empty space of the disused mailroom became the luminous field within which the glass floated, not as a material being, but as light reconfigured. The existence of the thread hovered between presence and absence, never perceivable all at once, but always available in fleeting glimpses.

Glass thread, void, LED light, acrylic paint, wood

Approximately 7’ x 5’ x 10’

2024