Installing ROYGBIV for Revision. 9th-17th March 2005
Thankyou to: Adam Kay: Artist Assistant
Yoke and Zoom were invited by Lalite Stolper to install a temporary public art work for the old infirmary, Worcester. U.K. The building had been empty for around 3 years and is semi derelict. Yoke and Zoom reappropriated the Georgian facade in a listed building by installing a horizontal rainbow three stories high. The work was lit from 6pm -11 PM and could be viewed from infirmary walk (WR1) between 17th March-1st May 2005. The purpose of the project was to bridge the gap between the previous use of the building as a city hospital and its future use as part of University College, Worcester. If you viewed the art work and would like to feedback on it please email us.
Keywords: light, facade, temporary, hopeful.
IMAGES OF INSTALLATION PROCESS INITIAL SKETCHES AND SITE IMAGES
The facade lit up gradually while we installed extensions/spare lamps and weatherproofed windows,12th March all lights working.
ROYGBIV and all other Revision artworks were available to see 17th March 2005 - 1st May 2005. daily and light work evenings 6-11 pm. All art work could be viewed on foot, road and rail from Infirmary Walk, Castle Street, and Croft Road Worcester. WR1. UK. For further information call Lalite Stolper research fellow at University College Worcester or email: art@yokeandzoom.com