Wood, Paint, Acrylic, Lightbulb
66” x 40” x 36”
“Leveler, We (Were) All the Same,” can only be seen by placing oneself inside the sculpture with someone else. The form asks the viewer to put their faces into opposing openings. In doing so, participants are transported into an intimate, colorful abyss. Within this interior realm, participants are at eye level with one another, fostering a sense of equality and a shared moment of connection. Within the walls are vibrant color-blocked paintings reminiscent of Rorschach blot tests, offering a canvas for unfiltered interpretation. Viewers are free to project their own perceptions onto the abstract imagery, unencumbered by external context, creating a portal where perceptions are malleable and a conversation. Because each participant can’t fully see their own pattern, the other side needs to describe what they see. Through this interactive encounter, participants are not only observers but active contributors to the evolving narrative within the sculpture.