Incident with the Vitruvian Man, Downtown Tulsa, part of LivingArts of Tulsa's New Genre Festival XVIII, 3/4/2011
If man were intended to fly, wings should have come with the package. The creators of Incident with the Vitruvian Man: Installation and Performance by NAMI did just that and created a giant man made of wood, sheet, paint, and bicycle wheels to soar through Tulsa and take in all the sights and sounds. So flap over to the Tulsa Artists' Coalition, 9 E Brady, before this remarkable artificial man takes flight and leaves the scene on March 26. The gallery space will be transformed into city streets while metaphoric flight lifts off. (Urban Tulsa, March 24, 2011)
As one of the spectators and a member of Nami, I'm just watching. I remember people coming to watch V-Man take off on a cold spring night. There was an unconfirmed exhilaration following the Vitruvian Bird Man into the night sky.
As one of the spectators and a member of Nami, I'm just watching. I remember people coming to watch V-Man take off on a cold spring night. There was an unconfirmed exhilaration following the Vitruvian Bird Man into the night sky.
The Vitruvian Moon on March 18th, 2011
From one land
to another and back.
No fence,
No border,
Guided by survival, the moon,
Familiar marks on the earth.
Your arms open
Take off
to another and back.
No fence,
No border,
Guided by survival, the moon,
Familiar marks on the earth.
Your arms open
Take off