WHO ART YOU / IN CONVERSATION WITH CELINE
Rachel Ciavarella
Rachel introduces Allium, a sculpture activated through people joining hands, and describes audience response as a central motivation for making art.
ONE QUESTION TO WATCH WITH
If an artwork needs other people to respond, how would you invite a stranger to join?
Rachel Ciavarella and Jack Kalish, Allium, larger version; interactive light sculpture, official outdoor documentation. · Cover image source ↗
FROM CONVERSATION TO WORK
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The official image documents the larger Allium, offering a comparison with the smaller sculpture discussed in the interview and its shared interaction principle.
Artist background & more work ↗
Rachel Ciavarella and Jack Kalish, Allium, larger version; interactive light sculpture, official outdoor documentation.
Rachel Ciavarella & Jack Kalish / Everything Good Studio · Work source ↗Keep a thought for yourselfOnly in this browser, never public
YOUR TURN
If an artwork needs other people to respond, how would you invite a stranger to join?
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