ARTIST STATEMENT
I chose Nathan Philip Square because it had a lot of free space. I think it is a good opportunity to use this space to show different elements of design to create this gallery. This site was important because it also had an artwork (The Archer) displayed already and it seem incomplete somehow. I wanted to connect the old and the new by adding Carsten Holler’s artwork (Rhinoceros). The gallery was to connect both art pieces in different zones. The larger zone is where the Rhinoceros will be located because it’s the main focus of the art piece and the smaller is for The Archer. The goal of this gallery was to create a maze type space where you get the feeling of being lost and finding your way to the artwork. This maze is design to enclose the artwork, so that you can see minimum outside of this space, but the intent is bringing curiosity to the viewers so they can be drawn to the gallery to see the artwork and also to see the design of the space that surrounds the art.
SHOWCASE: CARSTEN HOLLER'S RHINOCEROS
SITE: NATHAN PHILIP SQUARE
CARSTEN HOLLER'S GALLERY
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