Wandering Minds: Tracing Inner Worlds Through a Historical-Geographical Art Installation

Figures & data

FIGURE 1  The Cubiculum—without curtains, so as to reveal the projection screen inside. Photo by Peter Kidd; used with permission. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 2  The Cubiculum—with curtains, so as to demonstrate its potential for seclusion. Photo by coauthor Felicity Callard. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 3  “Rest & its discontents” at Mile End Art Pavilion, London. The Cubiculum is the construction with the open arch, just to the right of the center of the photograph. Photo by Peter Kidd; used with permission. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 4  The Cubiculum video screen: Still image sequence from the opening animated film. Reproduced with permission of the artist, Ed Grace.

FIGURE 5  The Cubiculum video screen: Still image sequence from “Dunstan and the Devil.” Reproduced with permission of the artist, Ed Grace.

FIGURE 6  The Cubiculum video screen: Still image sequence from “Frost at Midnight.” Reproduced with permission of the artist, Ed Grace.

FIGURE 7  The Cubiculum video screen: Opening menu. Reproduced with permission of the artist, Ed Grace.