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‘Even on my knees’, Tyler Moorehead 2018.
An installation of community and forgiveness with its form suggested by the gates of ancient Shinto shrines.
A participatory public installation that memorialises the shared thoughts and words of encouragement from visiting members of the community to other visitors. The installation canopy and tapestry expanded as the artist added visitor contributions throughout the exhibition period.
Photos: Bernadette Baksa
‘Even on my knees’, Tyler Moorehead 2018.
An installation of community and forgiveness with its form suggested by the gates of ancient Shinto shrines.
A participatory public installation that memorialises the shared thoughts and words of encouragement from visiting members of the community to other visitors. The installation canopy and tapestry expanded as the artist added visitor contributions throughout the exhibition period.
Photos: Bernadette Baksa
Even on my knees, 2018
Bamboo cane, acrylic paint, gold leaf, natural clay, vintage linen teapot covers, antique silk kimono ties.
A visitor reads reflections woven onto a frame.