Bone Cathedral, 360 View 02
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2022
Fuji Pearl Metallic archival paper
These panoramic digital prints are a portal into the landscape of Fruiting Bodies, an exploratory video game for VR and PC. Fruiting Bodies is intended as both a tool for a future (and present) dystopia wherein touch is forbidden and, to serve as a wry strategy to help metabolize the grief of our current, unique, historical moment. Ruth Marsh is interested in exploring the ways this moment considers indoor, isolated bodies by going still further inside; at a time when public spaces are mainly accessible as virtual tours.
First two images show a detail view, third image is the full digital print.
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