For Tavares' piece, an area of the third floor is being converted into a diorama of a desolate, dark planet on which a robot will traverse the surface. Museum visitors will be able to control the robot from a remote location outside of the building.







Inner and Outer Space opens with a public reception at 6.00PM on Friday, April 25. More photos of works in progress can be found on our FLICKR page.
2 comments:
this is very exciting work...it is great to see someone with depth, insight and willingness to to take a risk being original in their work!
bravo Mr. Strachan...keep going
I echo the sentiments of the anonymous person's comment. This is very exciting work. His originality is what will make him stand out!!!
Keep it up Strachan,
Kiko
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