Dynamic sculpture and What Remains

By Brady Sanders
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This week we began incorporating four dynamic sculptures into What Remains.  These unique aluminum structures represent a variety of concepts, changing and devolving throughout the piece.  They start as frames that house larger than life images of individuals impacted by Alzheimer's disease whose experiences are shared during What Remains via interviews and sound bites woven into the sound composition.  As the piece continues the images become distorted and finally disappear all together.  The sculptures are still in the process of being detailed and produced.  While there are a few quirks to figure out incorporating them into the piece has been very organic.  I think they add a valuable layer of identity, accessibility and story telling to What Remains.