Keeping Time is a speculative, artistic project that reimagines our interaction with more than human temporalities. It questions how our attunement to the paces, rhythms and cycles of other beings might affect our perception of climate change and our collective response to it. The installation centers on three interactive, kinetic sculptures which bring the movement of different natural cycles into our space. This invites audiences to shift focus from the standardized, social and economic paces of human activity to the varied rhythms of other beings. As participants explore the installation, they will notice that the movement of each sculpture is altered by human presence. Through this experience I hope to make tangible disruption that is occurring along timescales that are difficult to perceive and instead allowing us to directly experience our impact and entanglement with more than human time.
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Exhibition Texts and Illustrations by Daniel Turner¶
Exhibition Video Tour and Install Images¶
