Natasha Johns-Messenger
Water-Orb 2018
Ian Potter Sculpture Court, Caulfield Campus
MUMA is pleased to launch our Ian Potter Sculpture Court Commission with a new work by Natasha Johns-Messenger, Water-Orb 2018.
In this work Johns-Messenger uses simple optical physics to activate a chasm between what we think we see and what we know. Employing an ocular-like form, the work beckons our observation of a dynamic body of water that appears to defy gravity as it flows.
Supported by MUMA Contemporaries.
Photo : Christian Capurro
In this work Johns-Messenger uses simple optical physics to activate a chasm between what we think we see and what we know. Employing an ocular-like form, the work beckons our observation of a dynamic body of water that appears to defy gravity as it flows.
Supported by MUMA Contemporaries.
Photo : Christian Capurro
Theatre of the Actors of Regard
detail
A Person Looks At A Work Of Art/
someone looks at something...
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