Wall To Wall Floor To Ceiling

Commissioned by the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, this work set in the horizontally expansive but vertically compressed architecture gallery emphasizes the inherent tension this creates through twelve inflatable forms continually pushing one another out of the way. The six attached to the ceiling are white and the six on the floor are grey. As they asynchronously push each other out of the way, the space reconfigures along with the spatio-behavioral instructions communicated to visitors. Sections of the inflatables are furry enticing people to interact with the protrusions suggesting doors, seats and beds constantly in a state of flux. An original audio work by Andy Graydon delivers pseudo gallery attendant behavioral warnings.