Our Moons Shine For All the World to See, 2024, proteus maximus light, dmx computer, arduino on view during Prospect 6 co-curated by Ebony G Patterson and Miranda Lash
For his inclusion in Prospect New Orleans 6, Meris connected two historic sites: one in New Orleans with his childhood home of Nassau in the Bahamas, using Morse code and light. Our Moons Shine For All the World to See takes up a call-and-response tradition alive in African diasporic cultures. Seen here is the Light and Power Building in Algiers Point, New Orleans, La. This architecture used a Proteus Maximus light that signaled "I AM A PROMISE" with the corresponding light signaling "I AM A POSSIBILITY".
Our Moons Shine For All the World to See (2024) beacons towards futurity while ever conscious of history.
For his inclusion in Prospect New Orleans 6, Meris connected two historic sites: one in New Orleans with his childhood home of Nassau in the Bahamas, using Morse code and light. Our Moons Shine For All the World to See takes up a call-and-response tradition alive in African diasporic cultures. Seen here is the Light and Power Building in Algiers Point, New Orleans, La. This architecture used a Proteus Maximus light that signaled "I AM A PROMISE" with the corresponding light signaling "I AM A POSSIBILITY".
Our Moons Shine For All the World to See (2024) beacons towards futurity while ever conscious of history.
Our Moons Shine For All the World to See, 2024, proteus maximus light, dmx computer, arduino on view during Prospect 6 co-curated by Ebony G Patterson and Miranda Lash
Meris connected two historic sites: one in New Orleans with his childhood home of Nassau in the Bahamas, for his participation in Prospect, using Morse code and light. Our Moons Shine For All the World to See takes up a call-and-response tradition alive in African diasporic cultures. Seen here is the Light and Power Building in Algiers Point, New Orleans, La. This architecture used a Proteus Maximus light that signaled "I AM A PROMISE" with the corresponding light signaling "I AM A POSSIBILITY".
Our Moons Shine For All the World to See, 2024, proteus maximus light, dmx computer, arduino on view during Prospect 6 co-curated by Ebony G Patterson and Miranda Lash
Meris connected two historic sites: one in New Orleans with his childhood home of Nassau in the Bahamas, for his participation in Prospect, using Morse code and light. Our Moons Shine For All the World to See takes up a call-and-response tradition alive in African diasporic cultures. Seen here is Fort Stanley, a former British Battalion in Nassau, Bahamas, which was once used as an enslavement camp. This architecture used a Proteus Maximus light that signaled "I AM A PROMISE" with the corresponding light signaling "I AM A POSSIBILITY".
Our Moons Shine For All the World to See, 2024, proteus maximus light, dmx computer, arduino on view during Prospect 6 co-curated by Ebony G Patterson and Miranda Lash
Meris connected two historic sites: one in New Orleans with his childhood home of Nassau in the Bahamas, for his participation in Prospect, using Morse code and light. Our Moons Shine For All the World to See takes up a call-and-response tradition alive in African diasporic cultures. Seen here is Fort Stanley, a former British Battalion in Nassau, Bahamas, which was once used as an enslavement camp. This architecture used a Proteus Maximus light that signaled "I AM A PROMISE" with the corresponding light signaling "I AM A POSSIBILITY".
Our Moons Shine For All the World to See, 2024, proteus maximus light, dmx computer, arduino on view during Prospect 6 co-curated by Ebony G Patterson and Miranda Lash
Meris connected two historic sites: one in New Orleans with his childhood home of Nassau in the Bahamas, for his participation in Prospect, using Morse code and light. Our Moons Shine For All the World to See takes up a call-and-response tradition alive in African diasporic cultures. Seen here is Fort Stanley, a former British Battalion in Nassau, Bahamas, which was once used as an enslavement camp. This architecture used a Proteus Maximus light that signaled "I AM A PROMISE" with the corresponding light signaling "I AM A POSSIBILITY".
Our Moons Shine For All the World to See, 2024, proteus maximus light, dmx computer, arduino on view during Prospect 6 co-curated by Ebony G Patterson and Miranda Lash
Meris connected two historic sites: one in New Orleans with his childhood home of Nassau in the Bahamas, for his participation in Prospect, using Morse code and light. Our Moons Shine For All the World to See takes up a call-and-response tradition alive in African diasporic cultures. Seen here is Fort Stanley, a former British Battalion in Nassau, Bahamas, which was once used as an enslavement camp. This architecture used a Proteus Maximus light that signaled "I AM A PROMISE" with the corresponding light signaling "I AM A POSSIBILITY".
Our Moons Shine For All the World to See, 2024, proteus maximus light, dmx computer, arduino on view during Prospect 6 co-curated by Ebony G Patterson and Miranda Lash