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A three-pound chunk of ice lasted about five hours in Ekaterina Smirnova’s room-temperature test. On her blog, Smirnova describes spending much of September melting ice in her studio, then using what she observed to shape an installation. Rather than build the iceberg-like structure she first imagined, she settled on multiple chunks of ice suspended in the air. The slow change in something so familiar was her way of inviting people to think about melting on a global scale.
Smirnova also considered letting the water spread across the floor, where viewers would have had to contend with it, but she describes that as an idea she still wanted to try. Her account does not say where the finished installation was shown or exactly what visitors encountered. In the version she made, where did the meltwater go?
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