Tatiana Trouvé's Central Park Installation at Madison Square Park

Tatiana Trouvé's installation 'Central Park' was on view at Madison Square Park in New York from March 3 to August 30, 2015. The work, curated by the Madison Square Park Conservancy, consisted of bronze sculptures that evoked Borges' story of a map at the exact scale of its territory. Trouvé, a French-Italian artist known for her conceptual and spatial interventions, created a series of objects that blurred the line between representation and reality. The installation included a bronze tree with a door, a bronze desk with a lamp, and other everyday objects rendered in metal, placed throughout the park. These elements invited viewers to reconsider their relationship to public space and the natural environment. The exhibition was part of the conservancy's ongoing public art program, which has featured works by artists such as Antony Gormley and Teresita Fernández. Trouvé's work often explores themes of memory, time, and the uncanny, and this installation continued that investigation in an outdoor urban setting.