Devin Booker describes an art installation called Roden Crater, which connects viewers to the sky and enhances their perception of existence. He emphasizes the transformative experience it offers in a fast-paced world.
The crater is a conduit to connect oneself to the sky. Its open-air spaces flatten the distance to the stars and are designed to broaden one’s feeling of existence. It forces viewers to find patience in a doomscrolling world, letting their mind slowly expand in a perceptually shifting environment. “If you take it all away, it’s like, yeah, I’m looking through a hole into space,” Booker says. “But he makes it into so much more than that. It’s hard to get your body to feel something like that by yourself.”
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Roden Crater is an art installation designed to connect viewers to the sky and enhance their perception of existence, encouraging patience and reflection in a fast-paced world.
Devin Booker expressed that the installation allows one to feel a deeper connection to space, stating it transforms the experience beyond just looking through a hole into the sky.
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