Across the former Bloomingdale's building in San Francisco, Jeffrey Gibson unfolds a monumental grid of mirrored imagery, landscapes and geometric patterns. Stills from his 2022 video installation leave the museum's immersive interior to wrap architecture and become an everyday presence in the city.
Grounded in Indigenous understandings of kinship with the natural world, the work treats land, water and other forms of life as relations rather than scenery. ICA San Francisco's video documents the installation of this public commission and shows how a moving image can be redistributed at the scale of a façade.