Lorraine D. Glover
Lorraine D. GLover is a Brooklyn based installation artist and architect whose work explores the act of making art and art space that invites reflection, stimulation and participation.Her work utilizes found objects and recycled materials to create temporary site specific, inhabitable spaces that finds form and structure in seemingly non structural materials. Lorraine received a Bachelors of Architecture from Pratt Institute and in addition to her art endeavors currently works in New York City as an architect for a boutique design firm.
Labour of Louvre
Paper, wire, light, sound
Labour of Louvre is the physical and auditory embodiment of the act of making art. The piece is directly referential to its artist, reflecting her personal storm of labored creation and personal frustration, while simultaneously absorbing and reflecting the sounds and uttered musings of its inhabitants and viewers.
The pieces is a storm cloud of paper frenzy that creates a light filtering archway which the viewer can enter and pass through, all the while listening to the symphony of sounds that went into its creation.
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The pieces is a storm cloud of paper frenzy that creates a light filtering archway which the viewer can enter and pass through, all the while listening to the symphony of sounds that went into its creation.
raifishdesign.com
