Invisible Sculpture on Wheels
Invisible Sculptures on Wheels
Sat, Oct 23 / 2–5 pm
Central Park Maine Monument
Project by Yeseul Song / Presented by Museum of Arts and Design
https://madmuseum.org/events/invisible-sculptures-wheels
Can an art object be “seen” by senses other than vision? Join the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD Museum) at Central Park’s Maine Monument and discover the surprising ways all of our senses contribute to our experience and understanding of art during an interactive demonstration of Yeseul Song’s Invisible Sculpture on Wheels.
Invisible Sculpture on Wheels is an experiential, multi-sensory sculpture that isn’t visually discernible, yet has a spatial form and occupies space. Visitors can perceive the sculpture through sound feedback that responds to their hand gestures and movement. As the sound changes, visitors sense the boundaries of the sculpture’s form.
Participants also will be invited to make clay versions of the sculpture. The “visible” sculptures made by the participants will become a collective perception of the invisible sculpture, celebrating individual differences and diversity of human perceptions while questioning the idea of “normal” and “truth.” Will everyone see the same sculpture?