Lisa Hoke's 2007 Installation 'The Rhapsody of Chaos' Featured on Artcritical
Lisa Hoke's 2007 installation 'The Rhapsody of Chaos' was documented on the artcritical website. The work utilizes filter gels, cable ties, ball chains, and aluminum in variable dimensions. Artcritical published this entry on July 23, 2010, at 3:16 PM. The piece represents Hoke's exploration of material transformation and spatial relationships through everyday objects. Her practice often involves assembling found and manufactured components into large-scale, site-responsive installations. 'The Rhapsody of Chaos' exemplifies her interest in color, light, and structural improvisation. The work's title suggests an embrace of disorder within formal composition. Hoke's approach blurs boundaries between sculpture, painting, and environmental art.
Key facts
- Lisa Hoke created 'The Rhapsody of Chaos' in 2007
- The installation uses filter gels, cable ties, ball chains, and aluminum
- Dimensions are variable
- Artcritical published an entry about the work on July 23, 2010
- The entry was posted at 3:16 PM
- The work is categorized under sculpture/installation
- Hoke's practice involves transforming everyday materials
- The title references chaos within artistic structure
Entities
Artists
- Lisa Hoke
Institutions
- artcritical