Tranquility Falls
Description
Tranquility Falls, is a floor-to-ceiling projection of what appears to be a synthetic waterfall and a cascade of phrases that describes various features of self-help culture. The words start slowly, earnestly and meditatively. Accelerating to an annoying crescendo, in three short minutes they leave viewers with a snide sense of being superior to such well-meaning illusions. David Pagel, Los Angeles Times
Creator
Stevens, Grant
Date
2013
Rights
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Genre
Video Installation
Platform
Single channel digital video
Work URL
Image 1 Description / Attribution
Grant Stevens, Tranquility Falls, 2013, digital video with sound, 3 min 3 sec, video still, courtesy the artist and Sullivan + Strumpf, Sydney
Citation
Stevens, Grant, “Tranquility Falls,” ADELTA, accessed November 21, 2024, https://adelta.westernsydney.edu.au/items/show/233.