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Images are stills from a 775 image slide projection piece, designed as part of our installation at Fulcrum.

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Over Tide Flats, New Tacoma

Phantasm Chasm (behind the scenes)

Our lives should
be pure and white
Tablets whereon
God can write

Quoted from Henrik Ibsen, from an inscription under his bust in Wright Park, Tacoma, WA.

Phantasm Chasm

take off in a coffin and get away forever

or lurk in some famous forests

without a shirt

(excerpted from Clark Coolidge, Far Out West. New York: Adventures in Poetry, 2001)

Phantasm Chasm uneasily unites some of the failed opportunities, tragic events, and myths in Tacoma’s past. Mirroring ways we navigate through town, the installation combines multiple, fractured, partial views of the City of Destiny. Alternating between visions of Henrik Ibsen, noxious weeds of concern, John Muhammad, and the birth of the railroad in Old Tacoma, Phantasm Chasm points awkwardly towards a new frontier, but one that may be ephemerally, erratically transforming, breaking down. Ghosts arise.