Terminal Time to me is reflective like wooden mirror. It makes you give
an immediate response by applauding to answer a questionnaire; it plays on the
prejudices that people bring to the media. Terminal Time is an interactive experience, simulating voice activity to
get a result.
I feel the gallery is all interaction. I mean you get out of it what
you put in it. The gallery is meant to make the viewer become fully engaged in
each piece. The viewer has to act transparent of reflective for them to get the
max out of each piece. The dark curtains and lighting made viewers have to be
engaged. Giving them a sense that something new was coming. The trick with the
lighting is giving a dark sense of fulfillment and then the neon lights taking
you to a new experience. That’s the purpose of the gallery is the experience.
The end of the book really goes into detail describing the layout of the
facility that terminal is.
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