Perspectives on Chicago
Surface, Motion, and the Architecture of Air
Filming Digitized Field presents an immediate paradox: how to document a surface that is never still, never fixed, and never exactly the same twice.
Installed on the side of a downtown Santa Rosa building, the sculpture consists of thousands of small, square metal panels—each suspended with just enough freedom to respond to the slightest movement of air. What at first glance appears static quickly reveals itself as a kinetic skin, constantly shifting in response to environmental conditions.
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As the years pass, we always find a way to dissolve the distance of time and spaces
Rob V JAK, Frontside OllieClosing in on the past
— Article and study by Mike Rusczyk
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Perspectives on Chicago - Article by Mike Rusczyk
