‘Nautilus was a plastic environment of progressively constricting space. It entraps a society whose world is dominated by television-mediated persuasion. Deep inside this spiral where most members go about their daily chores, some members witness a creative process, a discussion of artists developing the ideas for Nautilus. They awaken, look, dare to go against the instinct of protection and rip the walls of plastic, only to find a world, similarly controlled by a different media.’ —Herb Zettl
“Nautilus” was commissioned by Dean August Coppola and San Francisco State University, for the 1988 Distinguished Artists Forum. Text: Robert Wendell Hichborn. AW
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