Size variable, documentation image of time based movement research work and installation, found bricks from Durham, NC and Chapel Hill, NC, brick dust, industrial era warehouse cart made of steel and wood. University of North Carolina.
By responding to and repositioning bricks found in the wake of development, committing to listening, and the labor of pushing, loading, unloading, stacking, moving around the space, Arnold create sa conversation with the material archive.
Documentation image. The bricks, all made between 1850 and 1950, come from sites of demolition and decay in North Carolina, becoming a conversation of forgotten stories. University of North Carolina.
Documentation image, documentation image of time based movement research work and installation, found bricks from Durham, NC and Chapel Hill, NC, brick dust, industrial era warehouse cart made of steel and wood. University of North Carolina.
Documentation image of time based movement research work and installation, found bricks from Durham, NC and Chapel Hill, NC, brick dust, industrial era warehouse cart made of steel and wood. University of North Carolina.
Documentation image, final stage of first incarnation. Giving himself to this process Arnold creates weaves and builds narratives of the memories and energies held in material through movement and time, opening a portal with history in the present. University of North Carolina.