Jonathan Nelson, Submerged, 2026. Scrim rendering. Courtesy of the artist.
Jonathan Nelson | Submerged
Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas. Disaster Fountain. Installation, activation performance. Trenčín, 2026. CGI: Dimitrios Moutafidis. © the authors
Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas | Disaster Fountain in Trenčín, Slovakia
Space Poem #11.1 (The Equator Has Moved), 2025. Installation detail, Dia Beacon © Bill Jacobson Studio, New York
The Equator Has Moved: Renée Green at Dia Beacon
Image courtesy of Sophia Chefalo.
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