Zachary Hinkle and Dustin Auerbach
Equilibrium
String, rocks, yarn, netting, mulch, dirt, pinecones, plastic, organic plant matter, mono filament, wood, and sound.
2015
6' x 9' x 20'
The natural world as we know it is infested with the fake, synthetic and inorganic. It is becoming harder and harder to distinguish the natural from the man made. This can have drastic consequences for the environment and its occupants if dramatic changes are not made.
Equilibrium takes the natural and synthetic drama in the gallery. This instillation guides the viewer into an imagined environment, where the natural and synthetic live in harmony and coexist for the better. This work requires viewer participation and must be experienced first hand. The work itself is a safe space were participants are free to engage one another, conversant, and interact physically with the work.
Equilibrium takes the natural and synthetic drama in the gallery. This instillation guides the viewer into an imagined environment, where the natural and synthetic live in harmony and coexist for the better. This work requires viewer participation and must be experienced first hand. The work itself is a safe space were participants are free to engage one another, conversant, and interact physically with the work.
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