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Portholes

Each small square wooden box, or cube, is faced with a stainless steel circle or ring, a “porthole” through which to view objects – made of wood, metal, vinyl, plastic, glass, wire, etc. – in performance. These boxes  function like the first television sets in the 1950’s and ‘60’s, the favorite piece of furniture in the family living room. Through  portholes, or early-era TV screens, Barry Feldman invites the viewer to eavesdrop on the shipboard intrigues, domestic dramas, and moments of calm in the lives of his beloved objects.

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All the Portholes measure 26 x 24 x 13 cm.

Watch the videos of "Barry Feldman Box Builder Exhibit" at Ro Art Space, in Thessaloniki, here and here

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