Public Art Monday: As Above So Below

On Mondays, we share our favorite public art installations from Houston and around the globe with you. We believe passionately in the transformative power of public art for both the individual and in communities. Check out previous Public Art Monday posts here.

With the flurry of new Spring openings comes the closing of installations to make way for the new. With that in mind, we’re bringing you a public art project this week that closes at the end of March.

On view for nearly a year at MASS MoCA, Teresita Fernandez’ mesmerizing work has been described as turning “viewers into tiny figures through the works’ sheer scale” (Architectural Digest). The solo exhibition, As Above So Below, housed in the largest space in the country devoted to experimental installations is comprised of multiple works, creating a microcosm and macrocosm, enveloping the viewer. When moving from space to space to view the installations from different vantage points, the viewer experiences each work with a new perspective, discovering new intricacies.

Explore As Above So Below with the artist in this short video.

Photo Credit: Black Sun, Teresita Fernández, 2014