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2008
- 0523 Rip Ions Show - 0517 SG HCB ![]() - 0517 Bracelet 2.0 - 0502 SB New Museum - 0329 SB Evolver - 0314 Bracelet GlamTech - 0204 Starfish Stamford 2007
- 1231 SG RedBull
2006- 1231 SG AGOFF - 1126 SG Splice - 1119 Bracelet Barn ![]() - 1103 Bracelet Decom - 1102 SG BRAC - 1027 Starfish Horizons - 0830 Bracelet BM ![]() - 0829 Sphere - 0727 Bulbs Compressor - 0708 Starfish Figment - 0630 GlamTech ![]() - 0620 MySpace T.I. - 0615 One Step Beyond - 0525 One Step Beyond - 0519 24 Hour Party - 0519 Disorient Sign ![]() - 0413 Bulbs NASA - 0325 Starfish-Crescent 02 - 0210 Bubble Head ![]() - 0102 Starfish-Crescent
- 1223 Donut
2005- 1210 Crescent Wood - 1120 Crescent - 1104 Pill Decom ![]() - 1007 Fringe Scion - 1003 Again Again - 0804 SG Compressor - 0609 Centipede B+L - 0602 SG Tsunami - 0527 SG NewLostCity ![]() - 0518 Comforter Sugar - 0430 SG MayDay ![]() - 0421 SG Infected Mushroom - 0415 SG WildWildBK - Whitney Biennial ![]() - 0317 Game Over - 0221 Sharp Shooter - 0219 Hi Score ![]() - 0128 Colossus MoMA - 0101 Starfish Garden 2004 2003 2002 2001 Texts & Drawings Slideshow (869 images) ![]() Note: Dimensions are approximate. |
Eight for Disorient![]() Event: AiRporT Venue: Lunatarium (DUMBO, Brooklyn, New York) Date: 20020111 Description: Two intersecting toruses with a column in the center of each. The structure forms the numeral 8. See a drawing of this shape in Lunatarium Sketches. The structure is lit by colored lights and video projection. ![]() Specs: Surface (square feet): 1300 Dimensions (feet): 32 x 48 Material: 4 mil white plastic Assembly time: 5 hours (1 person) Technical notes: I was planning on sealing together the top and bottom holes of the structure around each column but during the first inflation I was happily surprised by the contrast between the white plastic and the brick columns. The remaining space between the top part of the structure and the column was not big enough to deflate the structure and at the bottom, the air was trapped by the outside of the structure itself which, with its weight, created a sealed ring on the floor. I think it would have been possible to cut the plastic covering the seats without deflating the structure. Work remaining after the first inflation should not be underestimated. There was still a good hour of work repositioning the incoming air hole, reenforcing the entrance with several layers of plastic and a handle made of duct tape, finding a way to tighten the structure in the middle to accentuate the shape (I did that with a cord but I wish I had used a 2-inch diameter tube), etc. The space (3:30pm):
The material (4:20pm):
First inflation (7:40pm):
The party (10:30pm - 4:00am):
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