Installation view of Sanford Biggers, Unsui (Mirror).
This philosophy is one that guidesDesert X, a recurring site-specific, international art exhibition.
Teeming with living organisms, the pyramid is animated, constantly shifting in appearance.
Installation view of Sanford Biggers, “Unsui (Mirror).” (Photo: Lance Gerber)
Sarah Meyohas also plays with movement inTruth Arrives in Slanted Beams.
The effect, Desert X writes, stir[s] a longing for the deserts ever-present water.
Desert X will be open through May 11, 2025, in Coachella Valley, CA.
Installation view of Sarah Meyohas, “Truth Arrives in Slanted Beams.” (Photo: Lance Gerber)
To learn more about this years installations, visit theDesert X website.
Installation view of Sarah Meyohas, Truth Arrives in Slanted Beams.
(Photo: Lance Gerber)
Installation view of Ronald Rael, Adobe Oasis.
Installation view of Sarah Meyohas, “Truth Arrives in Slanted Beams.” (Photo: Lance Gerber)
Installation view of Agnes Denes, The Living Pyramid, at Sunnylands Center & Gardens.
(Photo: Lance Gerber)
Installation view of Alison Saar, Soul Service Station.
Installation view of Jose Davila, The act of being together.
Installation view of Sarah Meyohas, “Truth Arrives in Slanted Beams.” (Photo: Lance Gerber)
(Photo: Lance Gerber)
Installation view of Muhannad Shono, What Remains.
(Photo: Lance Gerber)
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Installation view of Agnes Denes, “The Living Pyramid,” at Sunnylands Center & Gardens. (Photo: Lance Gerber)
Installation view of Agnes Denes, “The Living Pyramid,” at Sunnylands Center & Gardens. (Photo: Lance Gerber)
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Installation view of Alison Saar, “Soul Service Station.” (Photo: Lance Gerber)
Installation view of Jose Dávila, “The act of being together.” (Photo: Lance Gerber)
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Installation view of Raphael Hefti, “Five things you can’t wear on TV.” (Photo: Lance Gerber)
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Installation view of Muhannad Shono, “What Remains.” (Photo: Lance Gerber)
Installation view of Muhannad Shono, “What Remains.” (Photo: Lance Gerber)
