ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 12月1日 00時47分

Photos by @richardbarnes | When I was an artist in residence at the Smithsonian Institution, I took photographs of animals in deep storage. I was interested in where the animals that had once been on the main floor of the museum were destined for after they had been replaced or deemed no longer worthy of exhibition upstairs. With each crate I opened, I came upon a scene of both extreme care and a sad desolation. Care in the ways that the conservators had packed up the animals with each leg or paw, artificial plant, etc., carefully strapped and supported by an armature. And desolation in thinking how these majestic animals that once roamed the forest or savannah were now destined to spend eternity in a box. It has always struck me as strange that we cull animals from the wild only to "re-animate" them later in the museum. These animals in their crates were truly "twice dead." This body of work forms the chapter titled "Container" in my book "Animal Logic." #Animallogic #Smithsonian #diorama

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