Fabian Knecht’s Isolation Installation Immerses Attendees with Nature

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Image: Alexander Levy

While blindfolded, attendees are lead to a forest in Buckow, Märkische Schweiz. Once at 52°33’44.1”N 14°03’12.8”E, the exact Global Positioning System coordinate of the installation titled Isolation, the blindfolds are removed to reveal a white-box gallery space containing the local environment.

“As you warily tread the muddy ground, your eyes adjust to bright white fluorescent light,” said alexander levy, a gallery representing Knecht. “A trickle of water catches your ear. You arrive, surrounded on all sides by windowless white walls, in a truncated thatch of forest.”

Image: Alexander Levy

“The smell of damp earth slows your pace as you navigate the terrain of fallen logs and low growing shrubs,” added alexander levy. “Venturing beyond the first enclosure, a well-trampled corridor opens onto another white-walled room. The sound leads you along a stream fringed by greenery towards a small waterfall, whose pool offers a rippling reflection of the harsh ceiling lights. Every leaf is thrown into sharp relief against the saturated hues of the forest floor.”

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