"Pre-Post-Internet" documentation, cont'd

My show at Honey Ramka gallery in Brooklyn ends January 21 January 28 [extended one week --tm] . If you are in NYC, I hope you can come: people say "the work looks different in person." Meaning the details of hand-assembly of many of these objects is difficult to convey in photos; photos only approximate the full experience, etc. All that said, I'm continuing to post "crowdsourced documentation" (i.e., photos gallery visitors posted to Instagram and Twitter) since that's the record I'll ultimately have of this momentary blip in time and space. Below is an Instagram pic of Double Buckyball (hashtag #tommoody) by Rachel Selekman, followed by a detail of the same work from Joe Milutis's Twitter @FailureAWLife.

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Detail from @FailureAWLife (larger view):

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From the exhibition checklist [4.7 MB .pdf]:

Tom Moody
Double Buckyball
2004
ink, paper, linen tape
74” x 56.5”

The printed material in the molecule's negative spaces consists of pages from a Deviantart.com pixel art discussion forum, from 2004 (that is, pre-post-internet).