2013
Nordic Artists Centre Dalsåsen, Norway (NKD)
"For some art projects you end up just having to use a plinth. It makes your work stand out in contrast to the clean straight lines and neat paintjob." Cameron Robbins.
In the land of waterfalls - Fjaler, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway - artists Per Kristian Nygård and Cameron Robbins construct a plywood exhibition plinth (sokkel), plus accessories, for this project at Harefossen (the Hare/Rabbit waterfall) in late spring while meltwaters are raging.
With assistance from Nordic Artists Centre Dalsåsen Norway (NKD), fellow artists-in-residence and associates.
The plinth/sokkel after being retrieved from the Harefossen with the hand-made orange sluke, or lure, for catching the plinth.
The sokkel waiting to be launched into the meltwaters of Harefossen
sokkel i fossen from Cameron Robbins on Vimeo.
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