braided mason line installation by megan mosholder

‘a tale of two bridges’, savannah GA by megan mosholderinterior/exterior installation, video, found objects, black light, braided mason line, screw eyes, acrylic, woodall images courtesy the artist

through site-specific visual iterations, american artist megan mosholder examines the properties of spatial experience – with her latest installation ‘a tale of two bridges’ a compelling inquiry into the theme. generating powerful aesthetic elements through the use of simple materials, mosholder fosters a dialogue exploring time, dimension and volume. a series of precisely placed lengths of mason line are pulled taught across the cavity of a room, lit by black light – binding the domestic landscape with an illuminated geometry.

mosholder says of her artistic approach:

‘the three-dimensional drawings are a visual inquiry into the concept of space and my experience within it. I use modest materials such as mason line, screw eyes and wood to encircle details I find intriguing and honoring these sites with my own composition. color emphasizes the compositions by highlighting key site elements.’

generating powerful aesthetic elements through the use of simple materials, mosholder fosters a dialogue exploring time, dimension and volume

a series of precisely placed lengths of mason line are pulled taught across the cavity of a room, lit by black light

‘the three-dimensional drawings are a visual inquiry into the concept of space and my experience within it.‘

the artist examines the properties of spatial experience through her installations