Dance party under the flyover 🪩 Sound artist Yashas Shetty and his colleagues at the Indian Sonic Research Organization orchestrated a thrilling acoustic experience at our installation #FlyoverCountryBengaluru over the weekend. You can now watch the entire first half of the livestream on ig.

The delicate lettering on the golden sandstone forms that comprise the Relearning Love installation. Resting in the shadow of Jaisalmer Fort is the story of the Alektay, the time of relearning love, written in Hindi, Rajasthani, and English.

#installationart #globalartwork #jaisalmer #publicart

A little behind the scenes footage from an installation we’re planning for Mango Republic in linear India. Here we’re laying out printouts of the installation plans as a proxy for the concrete forms we intend to build.

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“The Work that Remains (Pekerjaan Yang Tersisa)” and “The Humility Prayer (Doa Karendahan Hati)”, both etched on the same stone, installed in the Indonesia Design District. Here’s some recent footage from the newly designed courtyard, where the stone now permanently resides.

We love watching the waves from our installation perched at the top of the overlook near Pantai Sembukan, a beach in linear Wonogiri, Indonesia. The story written here tells of the great five-and-a-half winged bird, the Yaarayehyay — these magnificent birds chose this spot as their nesting ground.

First Sight (पहिलो नजर), installed at the Chiwang Monestary in linear Solukhumbu, Nepal. It was here that Wu/drōciell spotted a quarry of evriat from this wonderful highpoint. Despite her intention to return with the mineral, Wu’drōciell felt a deep uncertainty. #installationart #conceptualart

Just after the Blessing and Purification Ceremony for our largest underwater installations to date, “Kehidupan Bala Qhova (The Life of Bala Qhova). These pictures were taken the evening before we placed the forms on the ocean floor. #underwaterart #contemporarysculpture #art

The Krblin Jihn Kabin is our oldest historic site. dedicated in 2004. We celebrated its 20th year in October. In the desert, the Kabin is not undisturbed—we have regular visitors and the elements are often harsh. So the Kabin needs some regular TLC to keep it in its most shining condition.