MEGAN PRINCE
Relational Abstraction
Performance
Spinning Lines

Both transparent and solid, this site-specific string installation addresses the process of life while toeing the line between drawing and sculpture. Why is it that we make the same choices and walk the same paths? Sometimes we get stuck and forget we have a choice. The truth comes out in the old saying "Man is a creature of habit." The seemly simplistic aesthetic evokes a personal search for each viewer leading toward introspection.


(Time lapse by Adam Able)
Time lapse of site-specific piece Spinning Lines being installed May 8, 2010.




Spinning Lines Live Performance

June 18, 2010 at The Invisible Dog, Brooklyn, NY

A collaborative performance with Jess Anthony and Elinor Evans



Eight Years and 12 Days

Nothing can remain the same as it was now.
We make choices, even when we don’t want to make them.
Time passes, things change; everything moves and stretches with the pull of life.


The bonds that are formed between two people's spirits and hearts in a relationship are jointly woven. Tonight, Theo and I will weave a Relationship that will envelop us, demonstrating the stages our relationship has gone through and the continual need for communication with each other to make our relationship work in life.

Dedicated to my husband in honor of our anniversary.



(filmed by Christy Hayner)
This is the three hour performance condensed to a 3 minute video.



Eight Years and 12 Days
(photo by Jessica Horstmann)


Thanks to all  of my excellent documenters and supporters at the performance.

To see more photos from the performance visit Flicker.

This performance was in conjunction with the cooperative group Existencia, and took place at Rififi, New York, NY on April 20, 2008.