Wanderweg
2004
The installation was made in response to research into the flow of the river Rhine. This involved tracing its origins in the Swiss mountains and working with imagery from ancient maps.
The salt - like an hourglass - represented time and formation of the land, as well as a reference to the eventual meeting of spring with sea water.
Installation (size 4 x 8 metres) in the Ateliers Hoherweg, Dusseldorf, Germany.
Salt, paper, glass panels, neon
Print based on 15th century map of the Rhine
Video projection of pouring salt
Photography: Anne Bevan
