Scharfenberg explains that he represents the “Rock” by providing objects and surfaces for the installation, Daviet is the “Paper” via his drawings and animations, and Miller, as the digital programmer, is the “Projector,” although some crossover will occur. “And just like Rock Paper Scissors,” he adds, “one always counterbalances the other....
“This will be an experimental art show that challenges and breaks routine art gallery viewing/interacting practices,” Scharfenberg continues. “The unique features and eccentricities already existing in the well-used warehouse space render it anything but a clean white box; it is a reworking space, suited for experimenting. We aim to juxtapose, embrace, complement, work with these elements — maze-like lower-level cubicle areas and the upper, open mechanical areas, broken bricks, dust and dirt, random wires, cables and beams — and feature our unique items in unique locations and scenarios throughout the building.” It might sound complicated on paper, but we call this light show gone awry a good attempt to blow the minds of all who walk through it.
Experience Rock Paper Projector from 6 to 11 p.m. at Wazee Union, 3501 Wazee Street off Brighton Boulevard; admission is free. Visit the Facebook event page for details.
Sat., Nov. 10, 6-11 p.m., 2012
