2009.3, Ricci Albenda, Panning Annex (Albert), 2007, video projection

Ricci Albenda's video projection, a 360-degree panning loop, creates a trompe l'oeil extension of the gallery where one half of the space appears to shift and warp. The apparent shape, depth, and scale of the gallery are continuously distorted. While the illusion doesn't last for long, the work destabilizes the viewer's perceptions and triggers a sense of instability. Somewhere between falling for the illusion and making sense of the projection, Albenda says, is where one gets to experience "more than one reality."

Anna Katherine Brodbeck, ed., TWO X TWO X TWENTY: Two Decades Supporting Contemporary Art at the Dallas Museum of Art (Dallas: Dallas Museum of Art), 2018, 127.

Until 2009: Andrew Kreps Gallery

From 2009: Dallas Museum of Art, purchased from above [1]

[1] See copy of check #13954 in Collections Records Object File 2009.3

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