Rather Than Obliquely Encoded.
Rather Than Obliquely Encoded (detail)
Rather Than Obliquely Encoded.
Rather Than Obliquely Encoded (detail)
Natalie Miebach. Tides and Poles. Antarctic Explorer – Darkness to Lightness, 2007. Reed, wood, plastic, data, 4,5’ x 3’ x 2’.
A portable data device for the Antarctic Explorer, this piece explores the transition from complete darkness in June to 24 hour sunlight in October. Data translated include weather patterns, temperature variations, barometric pressure, wind data, azimuth of the sun, sunrise in relation to cardinal directions, tides, moon phases, moonrise and sunrise. Using a base of 24 hour, every weave represents one hour.
Mary Iverson. Grand Canyon, 2009. Acrylic, ink, magazine photo on panel, 10 x 8”.