Scott Hocking - Recent Photographs and Installations

GARDEN OF THE GODS is an installation built on the collapsed roof of the massive Albert Kahn designed Packard automobile plant. The site reminded me of the Roman Forum, and of the figures high upon the columns of Bernini's Piazza San Pietro. Using the twelve foot concrete columns as pedestals, the twelve gods of the classical Greek Pantheon are replaced and represented by televisions found elsewhere in the building. This new pantheon of gods will be documented through the seasons, until the structure collapses, is demolished, or the TV towers are destroyed in some way.

GARDEN OF THE GODS is an installation built on the collapsed roof of the massive Albert Kahn designed Packard automobile plant. The site reminded me of the Roman Forum, and of the figures high upon the columns of Bernini's Piazza San Pietro. Using the twelve foot concrete columns as pedestals, the twelve gods of the classical Greek Pantheon are replaced and represented by televisions found elsewhere in the building. This new pantheon of gods will be documented through the seasons, until the structure collapses, is demolished, or the TV towers are destroyed in some way.

GARDEN OF THE GODS is an installation built on the collapsed roof of the massive Albert Kahn designed Packard automobile plant. The site reminded me of the Roman Forum, and of the figures high upon the columns of Bernini's Piazza San Pietro. Using the twelve foot concrete columns as pedestals, the twelve gods of the classical Greek Pantheon are replaced and represented by televisions found elsewhere in the building. This new pantheon of gods will be documented through the seasons, until the structure collapses, is demolished, or the TV towers are destroyed in some way.

GARDEN OF THE GODS is an installation built on the collapsed roof of the massive Albert Kahn designed Packard automobile plant. The site reminded me of the Roman Forum, and of the figures high upon the columns of Bernini's Piazza San Pietro. Using the twelve foot concrete columns as pedestals, the twelve gods of the classical Greek Pantheon are replaced and represented by televisions found elsewhere in the building. This new pantheon of gods will be documented through the seasons, until the structure collapses, is demolished, or the TV towers are destroyed in some way.

GARDEN OF THE GODS is an installation built on the collapsed roof of the massive Albert Kahn designed Packard automobile plant. The site reminded me of the Roman Forum, and of the figures high upon the columns of Bernini's Piazza San Pietro. Using the twelve foot concrete columns as pedestals, the twelve gods of the classical Greek Pantheon are replaced and represented by televisions found elsewhere in the building. This new pantheon of gods will be documented through the seasons, until the structure collapses, is demolished, or the TV towers are destroyed in some way.

GARDEN OF THE GODS is an installation built on the collapsed roof of the massive Albert Kahn designed Packard automobile plant. The site reminded me of the Roman Forum, and of the figures high upon the columns of Bernini's Piazza San Pietro. Using the twelve foot concrete columns as pedestals, the twelve gods of the classical Greek Pantheon are replaced and represented by televisions found elsewhere in the building. This new pantheon of gods will be documented through the seasons, until the structure collapses, is demolished, or the TV towers are destroyed in some way.

GARDEN OF THE GODS is an installation built on the collapsed roof of the massive Albert Kahn designed Packard automobile plant. The site reminded me of the Roman Forum, and of the figures high upon the columns of Bernini's Piazza San Pietro. Using the twelve foot concrete columns as pedestals, the twelve gods of the classical Greek Pantheon are replaced and represented by televisions found elsewhere in the building. This new pantheon of gods will be documented through the seasons, until the structure collapses, is demolished, or the TV towers are destroyed in some way.

GARDEN OF THE GODS is an installation built on the collapsed roof of the massive Albert Kahn designed Packard automobile plant. The site reminded me of the Roman Forum, and of the figures high upon the columns of Bernini's Piazza San Pietro. Using the twelve foot concrete columns as pedestals, the twelve gods of the classical Greek Pantheon are replaced and represented by televisions found elsewhere in the building. This new pantheon of gods will be documented through the seasons, until the structure collapses, is demolished, or the TV towers are destroyed in some way.

GARDEN OF THE GODS is an installation built on the collapsed roof of the massive Albert Kahn designed Packard automobile plant. The site reminded me of the Roman Forum, and of the figures high upon the columns of Bernini's Piazza San Pietro. Using the twelve foot concrete columns as pedestals, the twelve gods of the classical Greek Pantheon are replaced and represented by televisions found elsewhere in the building. This new pantheon of gods will be documented through the seasons, until the structure collapses, is demolished, or the TV towers are destroyed in some way.