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"I think the shift in scale is a benefit, really, but it's got to be done the right way," Ms. Hecker said, walking through the space last week.
Walking through the space and interrupting the beams, a visitor triggers movements that mimic the swimming, wriggling and pulsing of aquatic plants and animals.
For example: "Representation is fragmentary and simultaneous, and the movement of the viewer orchestrates the narrative as she/he gains agency by walking through the space of layered juxtapositions".
You're not moving around with a controller, you're walking through the space, nervously running over precarious bridges and hiding behind doorways.
Walking through the space, viewers will discover structures and spatial relationships that were once hidden.
It also gives the person walking through the space a gracious feeling, as though they were in a special area, almost like a work of art.
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Ms. Niehoff, with an eye toward control, walks through the space, speaking on a microphone.
When he walked through the space, quiet and still during the morning hours, "I felt like I was walking into a movie," he recalled.
As viewers walk through the space, the squeaks and other noises the balloons make as they brush against people's clothing become part of the piece.
"There was another exit [at the back]," she says, explaining that she did not walk through the space but took another route to the exit.
These intangible petals respond to visitors' movements, changing direction — as if blown by a shifting wind — as you walk through the space.
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