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COLD FRONT (2020)
       
     
COLD FRONT (2020)

Blane De St. Croix in collaboration with Paul Amenta and Sidecar Studios. Cold Front is a featured installation in De St. Croix’s solo show, How to Move a Landscape, at Mass MoCA.

video projection, plastic chips recycled from 67,000 water bottles, cotton, recycled foam, eco-resin, fabric

25’ x 25’ x 3’

De St. Croix often uses recycled materials in his work to call attention to the man-made objects clogging our environment. By keeping these materials in circulation rather than in landfills, he creates ecologically responsible sculptures. Cold Front is no exception, as the glimmering ice-like surface is actually made of shredded plastic bottles. Onto this façade is projected a moving glacier engulfing the visitors’ visual field.

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