![Rindon Johnson & Jordan Loeppky-Kolesnik, Distinguishing among them, an aurora; looking at it through binoculars at days end – a different planet. Areola, behind and in front and then behind again, unintelligible to the nearby human. Areola, a hole, a constant. There’s enough information in [the sound] that, in theory, they could tell each other apart. Like the other day, a blue jay flew into my house looking for food... and then forgot how to get out. It caused a terrifying ruckus flapping around and banging its head into the glass, trying to escape. I grabbed a towel, threw it over the bird, then brought it back outside again., 2021](https://artlogic-res.cloudinary.com/w_2400,h_2400,c_limit,f_auto,fl_lossy,q_auto/artlogicstorage/ghebaly/images/view/f15d851520298c5522c8f697abb1baa2j/fran-oisghebaly-rindon-johnson-jordan-loeppky-kolesnik-distinguishing-among-them-an-aurora-looking-at-it-through-binoculars-at-days-end-a-different-planet.-areola-behind-and-in-front-a.jpg)
Rindon Johnson & Jordan Loeppky-Kolesnik
Distinguishing among them, an aurora; looking at it through binoculars at days end – a different planet. Areola, behind and in front and then behind again, unintelligible to the nearby human. Areola, a hole, a constant. There’s enough information in [the , 2021
Blown glass, neon, steel hardware
26 x 26 x 8 inches
66 x 66 x 20.3 cm
66 x 66 x 20.3 cm
RJ 21.043