Capturing Resonance, Soo Sunny Park & Spencer Topal
Park collaborates with sound artist and composer Spencer Topel on this installation, featured at the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum near Boston. Can you guess the material used?
Capturing Resonance, Soo Sunny Park & Spencer Topal
Chain link fencing is filled with thousands of iridescent squares of plexiglass, reflecting and refracting brilliant colored light, while Topel’s blend of “whispering chords, soft tonal washes, and elongated instrumental sounds” fill the air in a composition that changes as it responds to human interaction. (from the DeCordova website)
36, Kr-81 (2006), night view, Soo Sunny Park
PETG, cotton strings, black paint, daylight, artificial green light
10’x25’diameter
In her “36, KR-81” installation, Park utilizes artificial light to create an extra other-worldly dimension. Beam me up.
Mending Infraction (2010), Soo Sunny Park
metal lath, rivets, light
10’x19’x18’6″
Again in “Mending Infraction”, Park uses rough construction materials in a unique combination with light to create a landscape, pulling my eyes into the curving, reflective paths.It makes you look twice at the everyday world, at how anything you see or use can also be a thing of beauty. See more of Park’s work on her website: www.soosunnypark.com
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