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SOIL
ON CONCRETE
ON SOIL,
1996
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People
are invited to walk on woodblocks, branches,
stones to make prints and embossings. A
print is also a sensory memory imprint.
A reference to the sacred ritual of walking,
and ambi-circulation. The soil is put back
on top of the concrete, as a reminder of
the history beneath the concrete that we
walk on.
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MEDIUM
AND SIZE: Interactive installation at public
space Justin Herman Plaza in Embarcadero
Center in San Francisco. Woodblocks, branches,
stones, soil, ink and paper. 3 ft. x 12
ft. each print.
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| Center
of installation. Soil, ceramics, embossed
packets with seeds. |
Embossed
packets with seeds. |
Back
of packet. |
Woodblock
print made by human press. |
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