Infinite Play

2014
steel, enamel paint
7 x 30 x 24 feet


Infinite Play is an interactive sculpture that borrows the form of playground monkey bars, with a literal twist. Constructed as a Möbius strip—a special kind of loop that has only a single surface (unlike a normal loop with separate inside and outside surfaces)—it forms an infinity symbol when viewed from certain angles.

Visitors can start at any point and traverse the entire sculpture without needing to stop to switch sides. It offers one continuous loop without a beginning or end, inviting participants to define their own boundaries for play.

Infinite Play serves as a flexible site for imagination and achievement, a backdrop for personal and interpersonal competition, where the impossible and possible just might meet.

Infinite Play was created during my fellowship at Franconia Sculpture Park.


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