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Element 7: Bookbizh / Breaks (in two), Aandishiwgwiigwaam / Where is your home?
Element 7: Bookbizh / Breaks (in two), Aandishiwgwiigwaam / Where is your home?
Sheets, pastel, twine, rope, green wire fence, dirt
A gallery installation featuring a partially unraveled roll of green chain-link fencing propped up in a line of dirty, crumpled white sheets. The sheet closest to the camera is almost entirely covered with dusty brown dirt and streaks of dark blue. The dirt also covers the floor around the installation. At the back of the installation there is a wooden bench with red plastic objects on it. In the background, people are sitting against the wall and standing by the installation. One person reaches a hand out to touch the items on the bench. A gallery installation featuring a roll of green chain-link fencing propped up in a line of dirty, crumpled white sheets. There is folded sheet in the foreground covered almost entirely by dusty brown dirt, which also covers the floor around the installation. On the left is a wooden bench with three red plastic objects that resemble game controllers. Behind the installation, several people sit against the wall, observing.A gallery installation featuring a partially rolled green chain-link fence propped up among dirty white sheets. A person kneels beside the installation, their features out of focus.
Audio Transcript
Bookbizh Breaks (in two), Aandishiwgwiigwaam Where is your home?
In the center of the room, several large white sheets lay sprawled across the ground, covered in four shades of rusted pastel. Some of the sheets have pieces of twine and rope attached to them. Next to them lays a folded white sheet, untouched by the pastel. In the center of the pile of sheets, a plastic dark green fence is partially unrolled, spreading out about 8 feet. At this end, there is an area of scattered dirt.
