About A Series of Reveals

Multimedia Art Installation (2011)

A Series of Reveals was created for an empty downtown storefront at One New York Plaza, starting with a pinhole aperture in a blacked-out window which slowly opened over 10 weeks. The project was followed by two more iterations, Rogue’s Gallery and Installations & Ephemera, both of which further developed the content and space for audiences to venture further and deeper down the rabbit hole.This installation artwork preceded the site-specific Looking Glass and the eventual work that became the critically-acclaimed long-running immersive hit, Then She Fell. As an early experiment in world-building and design, A Series of Reveals, Rogue’s Gallery and Installations & Ephemera set the stage for the iterations that followed. Each week, the art project offered new layers, incrementally drawing passersby deeper and deeper into an increasingly detailed world. Partly inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass, A Series of Reveals began as a small and sparsely furnished and then slowly expanded to include plants, portraits, strange Victorian machines, mannequins, and other intriguing oddities.