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 "Narsisyphus" 1990 steel, photographs, mirror, polyester resin, plaster, strobe light, motor 4 X 3 feet diameter Courtesy: Dr. Pentti Kouri, NYC This work takes as its motif the myths of Narcissus and Sisyphus. Sisyphus is compelled to roll a stone to the top of a slope, the stone always escaping him near the top and rolling down again. He is forced to do the same thing again and again. Narcissus loses his life by overindulging in his own image. Here we find the endless Sisyphean repetition and the contradiction of self-love in Narcissus. This work is the artist's commentary on the destiny of sure death and the lifelong process of increasing age.