For Those Who Seek Unseen Skies (One Orbital Body Away from Infinity) | Sair Goetz

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For those who seek unseen skies (one orbital body away from infinity) by Sair Goetz / Goetz reimagined Safe Place (Leslie Kelman, 2011) as an indoor star-gazing room, and fabricated a new roof for the fortress installation. Inside, visitors look up through a honeycomb of illuminated silver wormholes made from lamee thigh-highs seeded with a network of programmed LEDs. Their futurist vision was informed by space imagery in the collection and supported by creative engineering from local volunteer, Jared Brown.

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Sair Goetz
Sair Goetz

Sair Goetz is a North Carolina artist who works primarily in installation, moving image, and painting, trying to make tangible the ephemeral connections in the spaces between people, ideas, and aesthetics. sarah looks for the visually delicious and the conceptually poetic and seeks to create intense immersive experiences. She received her undergraduate degree in making/ thinking/ looking/ feeling/ talking about the visual in space & time from Duke University. She plans to change the universe, or at least your vision of it.

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