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  • Titanic
    • Movie Stills
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    • Sets | Installations
    • Press | Reviews
  • Britney
    • Britney Portraits 2021-22
    • Soy tú exhibition 2022
    • Free Britney NYC 2021
    • Britney Prodromes 2020
    • I met Britney 2017
    • I Remade Britney's videos 2012
    • I impersonated Britney on TV 2011
  • Stereotypies
  • Be Drunk
  • Frenzy
  • Fallen
  • White Shoes
  • Light
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  • More Works
    • More Videos >
      • The Zone
      • Hungry Eyes
      • Collaborations
      • Commissions
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    • More Shows >
      • Filters and Dolphin Sounds (2018-2019)
      • Earth Line (2017-2018)
  • Selected Essays
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CLAUDIA BITRAN
Public Installation
​Earth Line by Claudia Bitran
Commissioned by Brooklyn Bridge Park, 2017, Brooklyn, NY
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The installation represents the skyline of Manhattan as seen from the Brooklyn Bridge Park. The pice is made with trash collected by the artist during 6 months in NY prior to making the work.  The piece can bee seen in the dark and during daytime, LED lights and a painted backdrop contribute to the illusion of different times of the day. The piece was created to inspire children and adults to think ways to re-imagine and use waste.
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©Claudia Bitran 2018