Public Artwork
Obscurity zone
Installed in and around the courtyard near the South entrance. Municipality: Grimsby
Installation of seven aluminum signs
OBSCURITY
CODES IN EFFECT
JARGON SHOULD NOT EXCEED
EXISTING PRETENSE LIMITS (OBSCURITY ZONE REGULATION BY-LAW 7167)
NO VAGUE MALAISE
NO EPIC COMPLAINTS
MON- SAT ONLY, 8AM - 10PM (OBSCURITY ZONE REGULATION BY-LAW 7171)
SUBVERSIVE
READING
BETWEEN THE ARROWS
REMAIN UNSUPERVISED (OBSCURITY ZONE REGULATION BY-LAW 7113) ___ METAPHORS YIELD
Tor Lukasik-Foss’ work Obscurity Zone takes the form of signs, logos and text that make use of language and the sterile aesthetics of signage that is common in many public spaces. Each sign will grant permissions or provide constraints for a series of eccentric activities, loosely connected to the function of the gallery/library space.