Roebling Tango, Brooklyn Armory Night, 11 March 2012, Ascenzi Square, Brooklyn
TANGLE, 2011. 16'H x 35'Wx35'W. Video projection onto Vines, Branches and Grasses. 14 March - 11 April 2011 at Causey Contemporary Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.
"Heart of Darkness" Review by Jennifer Landes, James Kalm covers Tangle, Download Brochure, Link to more stills
Video Documentation
CAUSEY CONTEMPORARY
92 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211
718 218 8939
Christine Sciulli's latest video Projection Installation TANGLE, part of her planeSPACE series, overruns Causey Contemporary, creating meandering pathways in which to immerse viewers in fractured planes of light. “It’s not every day that you see an artist like Christine Sciulli. Her work consists of intersections of the geometry and an intuitive sense of how to use everyday materials to give a sense of “spatialisation” - she plays with how we perceive the world around us in a way that leaves you with a kind of eerie sense of timelessness.” Paul Miller aka DJ Spooky from his essay “Christine Sciulli: An Artist of the Floating World, planeSPACE and Practical Geometry”
Link to videos of Intercepting Planes and planeSPACE installations
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From the archive:
22July- 18 September 2011: I'm After Me, Edward Hopper House Art Center, Nyack, NY, Statement
Edward Hopper House Art Center 40th anniversary installation. July-Sept 2011. Nyack, NY
20 March- 8 May 2010: Constructed Place, Annmarie Garden Sculpture Park & Arts Center
Truro, 2010
14'Hx20'Wx9'L.
HD video projection
of moving lines
of light onto a
physical network
of Grasses
Annmarie Garden, Maryland, a Smithsonian affiliate.
Truro, 2010, grasses and video projection, 18'x9'x5'H
(Links to Installation images, and invitation)
A juried indoor/outdoor sculpture exhibition examining contemporary relationships
between viewer and artwork, co-sponsored by the Washington Sculptors Group
and Annmarie Garden, an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution.
JUROR: Megan Rook-Koepsel, University of Maryland, College Park
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planeSPACE, installation in the series Intercepting Planes. Points of light map the intersections of light planes and network pathways.The networks used in this body of work have utilized various materials. In earlier installations, a random, taut, linear network of string was used to define pathways and synapses in gallery spaces. Operating on a much larger scale, Intercepting Planes X mapped planes of light onto a network of tree canopies high above Duane Park. In this current installation, a mishmash of vines, roots, and bramble forms a dense, organic network. Points of light variously slink, careen and collide along twisted pathways - the result of a projected line mapped onto the tangled network of planeSPACE. "Christine Sciulli: Artist of the Floating World; Plane Space and Practical Geometry" by Paul D. Miller/ DJ.Spooky |
Above: Still from planeSPACE. and Video documenting Intercepting Planes projects, |
Also:
Intercepting Planes X,an outdoor public projection work, in Duane Park, December 2008.
Intercepting Planes B at the Islip Art Museum December-January 2009 a quiet riot of controlled chaos (Janet Goleas). Curated by Karen Shaw
Intercepting Planes at Frederieke Taylor Gallery, NYC, Summer 2008.
SCATTER AND POWER and FUGUE STATE are accepted into the New Museum's Rhizome ArtBase, January 2008
