Elizabeth Neel May 30 Written by Info LSS Elizabeth Neel’s The Last Thing on the First Day (2014) brings a dynamic counterpoint to the surrounding landscape. Its layered gestures and mirrored forms echo the natural forces beyond the windows, grounding the space in movement and reflection. Info LSS Previous Previous Donna Huanca Next Next Golden Gate View
Elizabeth Neel May 30 Written by Info LSS Elizabeth Neel’s The Last Thing on the First Day (2014) brings a dynamic counterpoint to the surrounding landscape. Its layered gestures and mirrored forms echo the natural forces beyond the windows, grounding the space in movement and reflection. Info LSS
