Icosahedron

“Breathing is the process of moving air into and out of the lungs to facilitate gas exchange with the internal environment”

The core of this collaborative project is the human presence and time.

The sculpture is only activated by the mechanics of breathing. Breathing is is usually an automatic process, however it becomes an active component and the trigger for this installation.

Time is the second of two core components. This installation explores the ephemeral and the passing of time. It takes duration as a dimension and unfolds to the viewer over time.