Family Fountain (2)
Spatial art installation
Family Fountain 2 is a spatial installation consisting of sculptural assemblages of everyday objects, displayed within a museal constellation. It deepens the inquiry into intergenerational transmission within the women’s line, attending to how patriarchal structures persist in care, loss, and bodily memory.
The installation shifts the meaning of these objects from the mundane to the symbolic, revealing patterns of labor, care, and gender politics. Personal history, bodily memory, and societal structures interlock within the space, creating an environment where individual experience meets broader historical context.
This work continues the trajectory begun with the first Family Fountain installation toward a more internally oriented form of experiential practice. While the first installation focused on position and movement, Family Fountain 2 expands this into a spatial exploration of inherited structures, where the visitor’s presence activates the dialogue between personal memory and social history.
The installation comprises several components, each contributing to the overall spatial experience:
