ONE SEED IN FOUR STAGES
March 9 - May 5, 2007
Mat Laibowitz creates a kinetic mechanical structure in the 36th street windows.
One Seed in Four Stages by Mat Laibowitz is a large-scale
piece comprised of four window installations connected by an
illumination unit traveling from window to window. This "seed"
illuminates the sculptural elements in a narrative order and alters
their content and presentation as it moves, thereby acting as a "seed"
of change, an element of decay or generation, that leads into the next
stage. Best viewed at night.
Mat Laibowitz
has shown a diverse body of work spanning installation and interactive
art, photography, and film at a variety of venues including the Compton
Gallery, Longhouse, the MIT Museum, Fellisimo House of Design, McGill,
and Eyebeam. As a musician, Mat Laibowitz has performed at the
Limelight and at South By Southwest. He currently spends a lot of time
at the MIT Media Lab and working as a product designer.
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