Critic: William Arbizu
Within the folds of space lies unknown potential. It remains profoundly mysterious and cannot simply be relegated to the position of facilitating activities. To focus on the utility of space is to be blind to a literal universe of possibilities. Form should not exist for its own sake alone, and even less so should it act in service to its designer. Form is a means by which to elucidate, modulate, and augment space.
Leviathan is a monstrous, programless structure jutting out into the middle of the Hudson River. It is an expression of a rigid geometric system, existing with little consideration for its occupants. Inhabitants must instead conform themselves to the uncompromising entity.
