This participatory earthwork installation provides a shared auditory and social experience. Shaping the earth into an intimate social space, participants engage directly with the earth, the grass and each other. This contact, within the circular earthen berm, generates an audio response to be shared by those nestled into the lush banks of the Magnolia. The nature of the Magnolia soundtrack will be a collaborative effort incorporating artists of the Art in Odd Places festival and the local environment.
Artist Info
Tory Tepp is a land artist with an MFA in Social Practice under Suzanne Lacy at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. Concerned with environmental issues surrounding urban public space and food justice, Tory engages communities through ecological systems and practices.
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