Topo-Tarantulas at WARE:WOLF:HAUS | Dallas, Texas
Ware:Wolf:Haus was a 4,200 sq ft warehouse space in West Dallas that hosted thirteen curated exhibitions. Ware:Wolf:Haus featured a multitude of artists including Dallas based fashion designers, painters from Houston, and new media work based out of Los Angeles. Ware:Wolf:Haus sought to foster new ideas and collaborate with musicians and creatives from all backgrounds.
The below installation is a collaboration between Miriam Ellen Ewers & Tim DeVoe. The full installation was designed, fabricated and installed in 60 days.
Entrance 'Airlock'
Visitors entered the gallery by transiting through a GMC Savannah van.
Inside the van a sound peice by Derek Cote was playing the sounds of ice melting, recorded at The Arctic Circle Residency.
Culvert
2x4s, weather-sheild OSB, steel, paint | 9' x 40' x 16'
installation overview
Topological Geography Based on Visual Limits
wood, cast acrylic, vinyl | 1' 70' x 2'
Ring
plywood, foam, paint | 8' x 8' x 9'
