Rena Detrixhe
Red Dirt Rug Monument, 2017
Loose red Oklahoma soil, imprinted with modified shoe soles
Installation views, ArtPrize, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Photos by Mark Andrus, courtesy of the artist

Through June 30 – Philbrook Downtown
From philbrook.org: Rena Detrixhe uses Oklahoma red dirt in order to connect her project with the land and the people who live on it. In addition, she will be creating the piece in a public setting, connecting our visitors to her process. Detrixhe processes locally sourced soil into a fine powder. After spreading it in an even layer on the floor, Detrixhe goes section by section, pressing a pre-determined design into the smooth surface using found shoe soles to create intricate patterns. This installation will cover the entire central portion of the Philbrook Downtown’s Meinig Gallery. The exhibition runs until June 30. Visit philbrook.org for more information.

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