Creating an interior where it perpetually rains, Juan Muñoz made ‘Dublin Rain Room’ for his solo exhibition at IMMA in 1994. The scale is approximately 1/5 of the architectural scale. The work poses a subject–object problem; we are afforded the position of having a total or encompassing view of a world as represented by the space of the room – however, the subject (our self) is absent. The space between, the space which may have enabled or inhibited a kind of communication, was absolutely crucial to [Muñoz]. James Lingwood (curator of Muñoz’s solo show at IMMA in 1994)
Medium | Wood, copper, water, perspex, pump |
Dimensions | Unframed |
Credit Line | IMMA Collection: Donated by the artist, 1994 |
Item Number | IMMA.2868 |
Copyright |
Clare Lymer photography For copyright information, please contact the IMMA Collections team: [email protected]. |
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