Tuesday, 2 July 2013

The Reading Nest: A New Installation by Mark Reigelman Using 10,000 Reclaimed Boards

The Reading Nest: A New Installation by Mark Reigelman Using 10,000 Reclaimed Boards  wood nests installation architecture

The Reading Nest: A New Installation by Mark Reigelman Using 10,000 Reclaimed Boards  wood nests installation architecture
The Reading Nest: A New Installation by Mark Reigelman Using 10,000 Reclaimed Boards  wood nests installation architecture
The Reading Nest: A New Installation by Mark Reigelman Using 10,000 Reclaimed Boards  wood nests installation architecture
The Reading Nest: A New Installation by Mark Reigelman Using 10,000 Reclaimed Boards  wood nests installation architecture
The Reading Nest: A New Installation by Mark Reigelman Using 10,000 Reclaimed Boards  wood nests installation architecture
The Reading Nest: A New Installation by Mark Reigelman Using 10,000 Reclaimed Boards  wood nests installation architecture
The Reading Nest is a new site-specific installation by artist Mark Reigelman outside the Cleveland Public Library. Reigelman obtained 10,000 reclaimed boards from various Cleveland industrial and manufacturing sites and worked with a team of people over 10 days to construct the nest which was completed earlier this month. From his statement regarding the project:
For centuries objects in nature have been associated with knowledge and wisdom. Trees of enlightenment and scholarly owls have been particularly prominent in this history of mythological objects of knowledge. The Reading Nest is a visual intermediary between forest and fowl. It symbolizes growth, community and knowledge while continuing to embody mythical roots.
You can see many more hotos of the Reading Nest over on his website. (via colossal submissions)

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