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“Into the Dimensional Corridor” is a phrase borrowed from a first season episode of the Star Trek series and refers to a magnetic corridor that allows travel between parallel universes, one of matter and one of anti-matter. In the years leading up to the first installation of “Into the Dimensional Corridor”, Lutz Bacher slowly amassed sheets of Plexiglas from salvage stores throughout Brooklyn and Queens. As the number of sheets grew, she wrote in her notes: “So there was a sense that [this] was something to ‘follow’– wherever it might lead me – ”. As was often the trajectory of her later installations, she did not know where the path would lead or what other objects might finally come together.
By the time the material was shown at the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen (2014) Bacher had transformed an implausible amount of scuffed Plexiglas into a room-sized abstraction, a horizontal composition that banded the gallery. Set inside th…
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“Into the Dimensional Corridor” is a phrase borrowed from a first season episode of the Star Trek series and refers to a magnetic corridor that allows travel between parallel universes, one of matter and one of anti-matter. In the years leading up to the first installation of “Into the Dimensional Corridor”, Lutz Bacher slowly amassed sheets of Plexiglas from salvage stores throughout Brooklyn and Queens. As the number of sheets grew, she wrote in her notes: “So there was a sense that [this] was something to ‘follow’– wherever it might lead me – ”. As was often the trajectory of her later installations, she did not know where the path would lead or what other objects might finally come together.
By the time the material was shown at the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen (2014) Bacher had transformed an implausible amount of scuffed Plexiglas into a room-sized abstraction, a horizontal composition that banded the gallery. Set inside th…
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