An installation workshop at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, 'Collapse Construction' is a toolkit for large-scale creative-play comprised of cardboard tubes and zip-ties. Multi-generational participants both younger and older collaborate on structural shapes individually and then collectively, aggregating their work into an emergent sculpture stacked-up beyond the museum's courtyard mezzanines. Upon completion, the temporary sculpture is immediately and eagerly pulled down by the very hands that made it - crashing to the ground, then, built-up again, in a creative cycle of collapse and construction.
Status: Built
Location: Los Angeles, CA, US
Additional Credits: In collaboration with Los Angeles artists, Edgar Arceneaux and Nery Gabriel Lemus
Photography: Hammer Museum