Site-Specific

Site-Specific begins where a found form and a particular place become inseparable. Branches, trunks and other natural structures are altered just enough for something familiar to turn uncertain, as if the landscape had produced its own improbable object.

Installed outdoors and left exposed to time, the works continue to change after completion. Weather, growth and decay become part of their form, keeping each sculpture suspended between belonging to its surroundings and disrupting them.

Fade Tree, 2007 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a large arched dead tree structure in a snowy landscape
Fade Tree, 2007 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a large arched dead tree structure in a snowy landscape

Fade Tree, 2007

Fish on Shore, 2004 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a fish skeleton-like structure made from branches at the edge of a pond
Fish on Shore, 2004 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a fish skeleton-like structure made from branches at the edge of a pond

Fish on Shore, 2004

Missed Target, 2005 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a large elongated straw structure with raised forms lying in an open field
Missed Target, 2005 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a large elongated straw structure with raised forms lying in an open field

Missed Target, 2005

Harpy, 2004 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a large branch structure with wing-like forms on a forest floor
Harpy, 2004 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a large branch structure with wing-like forms on a forest floor

Harpy, 2004

Head, 2010 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a large human head-shaped structure woven from branches between trees
Head, 2010 — site-specific installation by Daniel Paul of a large human head-shaped structure woven from branches between trees

Head, 2010


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