The Big Object focuses on the lives of three characters, two sisters and a mother, but no casting decisions have been made.
But luckily it's a big object and it moves fast, so it won't spend too much time close to the sun.
Sudden shifts in scale are one of Sze's trademarks, and for every big object at the Asia Society there were myriad small constellations: loose change, pen caps, pebbles, matchbooks, paper disks hole-punched from photographs of sunsets, seascapes, and skies.
"What is wrong with your eyes?" It took me a moment to realize that this was not her usual figurative lambasting — "What is that big object blocking your nose?" she would ask, if she noticed a smell in the kitchen that he had not.
"So imagine a big object like this that has its own gravity and then what it does, it comes over Asia, sucks up Asia and then when it lands, it dumps Asia on Europe!" "Wow" is my response, which prompts Emmerich to shed a little light on his process of creating chaos.
"What is wrong with your eyes?" It took me a moment to realize that this was not her usual figurative lambasting—"What is that big object blocking your nose?" she would ask, if she noticed a smell in the kitchen that he had not.
