chalk Labyrinth in one afternoon

Contemplative Video

The main concern is the power source, we need to consider the site in distance from the power.

We can camouflage the electric wire/ cord with our natural materials but our greater concern is that the contemplative video would act more as a counter-effect to the objective of our project. As we are providing an contemplative experience to the users to remind them of doing one thing at a time, slowing down, enjoy the present and be connected with the present, away from technology, valuing the journey instead of thinking of the far future/ a destination. We were thinking to not have it be part of our installation, instead of have some sort of label or introductory in the installation that invites the users to walk into a communal sharing viewing of the videos at another site.

Natural Materials----- contemplative labyrinth on concrete walkways

1. Sand from Onondaga Lake -----
2. Trimmed twigs/ branches to be composited from SU campus greens-----
3. Found rocks/ pebbles -----

natural material freeflow...

http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2012/02/snow-drawings-at-rabbit-ears-pass-by-sonja-hinrichsen/