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SUPERCONDUCTOR eiffel, sculptural installation, Life is Art, Eiffel Society, 2011
reclaimed silk, partially felted alpaca wool, galvanized steel, and customized futon
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One in an ongoing series 'Superconductor,' spaces for transformation and exploring subtle energy through layering specific materials, Superconductor eiffel was intended for long term exhibition on St. Charles Ave in New Orleans (inside of a building that was once perched high above Paris as a restaurant in the Eiffel Tower).
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