Aire - Wave
By
Sabine Jeanne Bieli
2005
Jerry Hardman-Jones
- Architectural Art
- Drawing and Illustration
- Installation Art
- Craft and Design
- Sculpture
- Urban Dynamics & Public Realm
- Light Work
- Mohair
- Salts Mill
- Time
- Water
- Thread
- Textile
- Light
- Environment
- Textiles
- Project
- Commission
- Exhibition
- Technical / Fabrication
Dimensions
Each section 300cm x 750cm x 500cm
Aire - Wave had been installed in the 200 x 15 metres roof-space of Salts Mill, a former textile mill in Saltaire built next to the river Aire in West Yorkshire.
For the light pouring through the skylights the semi-transparent surface of the woollen wave worked like a canvas: light and shadows created ever changing drawings transforming the atmosphere moment by moment, minute by minute.
"During the era of manufacturing ‘from fleece to piece under one roof’ the current exhibition space accommodated the spinning department of the Salts Mill. Bieli’s installation calls to mind the original purpose of this space using wool spun in Yorkshire.
Stretching between the roof trusses and the floor thousands of blue mohair threads create a spatial drawing. Like a suspended wave twisting over on itself, three sections move across the space inviting the visitor to walk around, see through and become part of the work."
From: Co-ordinates Art Exhibition map
by Victoria and David Worsley, curators
Find more images and a video here:
www.sabinejbieli.com/gallery_18472.html
vimeo.com/12668261
Stefan Weigert
Jerry Hardman-Jones
Stefan Weigert
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