The Age of Ephemeralization
2017
MASS MoCA
A staircase leads to a network of three scaffolding towers, each of which hosts a 3-D printer. A nod to the factory of the future, the 3-D printers output objects throughout the course of the exhibition. One produces a model forklift pallet, echoing the pallets used to craft the caves; another prints usable pieces of hardware, while a third produces a prosthetic element in reference to an absent body. These stations are connected by a system of catwalks suspened fourtenn feet over the ground, a stomach-churning prospective that evokes both the spectacle and precarity of the dematerielized econmy.
elizabeth glynn (1981 –)
Liz Glynn is a US artist creating immersive installations & sculptures exploring institutional critique, material value, & fleeting moments. Represented by Paula Cooper Gallery.
MASS MoCA (Adams, United States of America)
Located in a revitalized textile mill in North Adams, MASS MoCA offers an unmissable immersive experience through monumental contemporary art and large-scale installations that invite you to explore its industrial grandeur.
About this artwork
- Title: The Age of Ephemeralization
- Artist: elizabeth glynn
- Year: 2017
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: MASS MoCA
- Color hue: Ochre to Sepia
- Color intensity: Monochromatic
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