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Elizabeth Simonson Page 1 | Biography |
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One system may involve covering from ceiling to floor, a wall or room with consecutive rows of tape. Each successive layer conforms to the imperfections of the previous row where by a subtle crease evolves into a voluminous shape.
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Another process may involve establishing a system through the organization of hand-made units. The enormous task of both building and attaching the units (at times as many as 20,000) underscores the complex relationship between a rigid and fixed system with the limitations of the material and maker.
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I am intrigued with the aspiration of doing something with machine-like perfection while knowing that the fallibility of the human condition will come into play, creating unpredictable and complex beauty. I see these systems function like living organisms, with their own inherent logic and fragility.
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IMAGE DESCRIPTION : 1. – Disc, 2004, Ink on Denril paper,20 x 30 inches. 2. – Crush (detail),2002,Tape, Dimensions variable. 3. – Cryptogam (detail), 2002, 20,000 tape loops, 9 x 26 feet. 4. – Current, 2004, Wire, 5 x 33 feet. 5. – Cryptogam, 2002, 20,000 tape loops, 9 x 26 feet. 6. – Swell (detail), 2004, EVA foam, 16 x 204 x 114 inches
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