Chicago artist Susan Giles works with paper to build historically
important buildings, splicing them together to make new hybrids. One
architectural style is blurred into another as a metaphor for the
experience of traveling. When ceiling mounted, scale models of castles,
towers, and churches are installed upside down to reference the primal
architecture of a cave’s stalactites.
Memory Palace #3, 2010
23 x 22.5 x 27.5 inches
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