Hello!
Since the last post, I have had an update on my interactive. Prior, the curators and I wanted to make an Adirondack lean-to. However, in the process of construction, we realized how difficult and time-consuming it would be for the children and the curators to design. Because of this, we decided to make a waterfall interactive instead.
The interactive will be constructed from wood and chicken wire. Here the visitors will tie recycled blue and green fabric to a wired piece. In the end, it will create a waterfall-like structure. This structure will be completed by the Art Club and the sculpture class. On the fabric, visitors will answer the question, "What does environment mean to you?" This collaborative piece will make visitors feel like they are part of the exhibition along with the children displayed. A visual example is pictured below.
I. LOVE. THIS. What a great transition, and a way to create something that can also continue as an interactive piece after your show. Maybe look at the work of Tara Donovan for some inspo: https://www.pacegallery.com/artists/tara-donovan/. Hers are fine art, but the visuals are compelling!
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