Chapel

Conceived as an alternative means of exploring architectural space, Chapel was a video and sound installation depicting the Calera Chapel in Toyahvale, Texas over the course of a single day. The installation consisted of five screens displaying looped films of the chapel’s adobe façade - offset so that each played the image of the church two hours apart - and a soundtrack of ambient audio recorded at the chapel.
Coulter Gallery
Stanford University
11 July - 20 August 2017
5-channel video installation, 2-channel audio installation, muslin, pine plywood.
Produced with Lora Webb.
Chapel was generously supported by the Pauline Brown Fund for Advanced Research in American Art, Stanford University; the Office of the Vice Provost for the Arts, Stanford University; and the Calera Foundation
Stanford University
11 July - 20 August 2017
5-channel video installation, 2-channel audio installation, muslin, pine plywood.
Produced with Lora Webb.
Chapel was generously supported by the Pauline Brown Fund for Advanced Research in American Art, Stanford University; the Office of the Vice Provost for the Arts, Stanford University; and the Calera Foundation









