Inspired by the complex architecture of roots—their ability to take up space, communicate, and support one another—the installation grows to... Read More
Inspired by the complex architecture of roots—their ability to take up space, communicate, and support one another—the installation grows to question what we see and hear. Are you standing in a forest of giant plants, or have you crept beneath the surface, into the innermost system of the roots?
The structure is soft and alive. Every single part is in subtle motion and carries its own unique voice; a sound, a story, a fragment of the lives that have helped create them. As the title suggests, Day has its eyes, night has its ears, the artwork reminds us that while the day observes, it is in the stillness of the night that we truly begin to listen.