Preface Admission Works "untitled" "The Scream" "Orphan" "Die Falle (The Trap)" "Two Step" "No, Never Alone" "Cake Walk" "Forty" "Mother May I" "Putti" "Dipping Digits (Always Gets Wet)" "Coprophagia" "Fan: Self Portrait" "Phone Pit" "Narsisyphus" [ICC Collection ] "Juggler" Participation Artist's Related Events Gallery Talk Lecture Lecture Catalog
		July 28 (Friday) - September 10 (Sunday), 2000 [Finished] Gallery A, D
		Works "Dipping Digits (Always Gets Wet)" 1991 paper, acrylic paint, urethane foam, steel, motor, strobe light 48 X 84 inches diameter Courtesy: Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida IThere is a lake that appears like slime or coal tar surrounded by a wall of earth in the center of the table. It represents ≪the origin of life≫ in the biological sense. From the wall of earth that surrounds the lake are outstretched 16 pairs of green arms. The arms immerse their fingers into the liquid pages and try to scoop up a text-covered lizard, but it always runs away into the pages of the book. The book may symbolize knowledge or consciousness, and the lizard may symbolize the untamed instinct.