Project Stillpoint is positioned to become a living art center in the Berkshire hills of Massachusetts, featuring a series of permanent land artworks by David Teeple, integrated into the natural landscape and supported by spaces for residencies, happenings, and dialogue.
“Perception as relationship; material as agent; and the world as an entangled field of emergence.”
“My work begins in perception, exploring the edges of what it can hold, what it cannot name, what it distorts, what it reveals in fragments. I am drawn to water, glass, light, and turbulence not only for their metaphorical properties, but for their physical behaviors. These elements become collaborators, revealing something about their structure and characteristics as materials, but also about their instability and ambiguity, about systems in flux, where the simultaneity of the seen and the invisible coexist in layered entanglement.”