Horror
Installation, Minimal, Various materials, 26x22x12cm
Horror
Dave Tolchinsky and Dan Silverstein
Clay, wood, paint, and audio, 26" x 22" x 12"
Horror explores the space of indecision, the gray room between the perceived polarity/duality of paradise and inferno. Through one door (or gate, as the case may be) certain doom, through the next unlimited pleasure, and through the third — who knows what. True horror is not looking into the face of hell; true horror is not being able to decide. A musing about suburban paralysis and overwritten TV, this is our first collaboration.
Documentation: http://tolchinsky.squarespace.com/storage/horror_site/Horror.html
Dave Tolchinsky and Dan Silverstein
Clay, wood, paint, and audio, 26" x 22" x 12"
Horror explores the space of indecision, the gray room between the perceived polarity/duality of paradise and inferno. Through one door (or gate, as the case may be) certain doom, through the next unlimited pleasure, and through the third — who knows what. True horror is not looking into the face of hell; true horror is not being able to decide. A musing about suburban paralysis and overwritten TV, this is our first collaboration.
Documentation: http://tolchinsky.squarespace.com/storage/horror_site/Horror.html
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