In the space of a breath

“The installation essentially expands and refocuses the mundane through existential inquiry. What fascinates me is the method by which these inquiries are prompted. Not by bold colors or abstraction, but by neutrality. Black and white, death into ascension, bodies of dead insects on their backs the same as when we die. It’s daunting the expediency of everything, even when we feel at rest at nightfall, even when we feel distant or superior to animal or insect. With all discovery and all the unknown expanses, we share the ultimate expiration.”

-Laura Neal Poet

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