"Bellevue Art Museum"
"101" at the Bellevue Art Museum in Bellevue, Washington
September 4 - November 7 1999 as part of the exhibition:The Self, Absorbed.
The interactive work:Who are You? was also included in the exhibition.
Press about the exhibition
September 4 - November 7 1999 as part of the exhibition:The Self, Absorbed.
The interactive work:Who are You? was also included in the exhibition.
Press about the exhibition
Above: "101," 8'-0" x 18'-0" x 4"
These mosaics entitled "101" are made up of 24,000
separate images. The side panels depict the international "boy" or "girl"
symbols and are made of black reflective epoxy. Each of the 10,000 tiles surrounding these
large figures has a gold reflective surface and an
individual silk-screened image designed using the
computer.
These images are variations of the large
icons. The round center panel depicts a cross section
of a human skull and is made up of more than 14,000
individual tiles. Each tile in turn portrays a variation
of the standard "boy" symbol. This work was first exhibited at the Decordova Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts.
Detail of mosaic, each tile is 3/4" square and has an individual image.