Critical Mass Installation, New Mexico Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, November 1993 - February 1994
Archimedes Chamber 1990 - 1993
Outer portal, four-channel synchronized videowork with stereo sound, shown as one column of four 20" video monitors. "If Archimedes" soundwork by Ellen Zweig.
Oppenheimer/Archimedes #1 & #2 — two columns of five palladium prints each with steel frames each 101" x 32 1/2", shown on either side of the video column.
Interior: a dark room with video projection device, video image projected onto round screen on floor, 50" diameter. From the collection of the New Mexico Museum of Fine Arts.
Tilano's Garden, 68" x 67" x 20." 10 palladium prints in shaped steel frame
Bohr's Doubt, 1989 -1991, 80" x 66 1/3", 12 palladium prints in steel frame stamped with text.
The Meeting Two walls, 20 images each, intersect at a corner. On the video monitor at the intersection a woman braids her long white hair. The people on the left side are from San Ildefonso Pueblo; they helped to select the objects that would represent their culture. The people on the right side are scientists from the Manhattan Project; the objects are all related to the making of the atomic bomb.
