November 2015
As part of the 2015 NC Fellows show at SECCA, I was invited to bring selections from Value of Words #15/5 to CAM Raleigh to accompany an exhibit of Sarah Cain’s work titled The Imaginary Architecture of Love. My contribution was a temporary site-specific design applied to the front windows of CAM that had a dual function as backdrop for a performance with collaborator, Justin Tornow and COMPANY dancers. The design titled Lemniscate is in reference to the concept of infinity and the collaborative process with Justin which continues to have a constant motion and unending quality which is further complicated and iterated with the participation of the dancers of COMPANY.
![folding pattern mapping residence locations of COMPANY dancers](http://heathergordon.transition-project.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/CAM-lemniscate.jpg)
folding pattern mapping residence locations of COMPANY dancers
![artwork to be applied to CAM front windows derived from data mapping](http://heathergordon.transition-project.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/lemniscate-window-CAM.jpg)
artwork to be applied to CAM front windows derived from data mapping
![Justin Tornow and Heather Gordon](http://heathergordon.transition-project.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/use-CAM_111315_18.jpg)
Justin Tornow and Heather Gordon