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Synchronicity of Color, an installation by artist Margo Sawyer, consists of a total of 31 square and rectangular forms, which vary in size and depth, producing a layered effect.  Of the forms, 23 are wall-mounted and eight are inset within the corridor between the Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Hospital and visitor parking garage. These boxy forms are constructed of steel and are painted with various automobile paints in varying colors - including dynamic color paints, which give the impression of changing color when viewed from different angles - a nod to Indianapolis’ rich history in racing.Synchronicity of Color takes its inspiration from Jung’s conception of synchronistic events, the idea that “meaningful coincidences” are created if subjects occur independently yet seem to be related in a meaningful way.  While the individual forms exist separately from one another, their shared scale, rhythm, and repetition create a singular, cohesive experience.  The inset of specific forms reinforces this connection, as well as expands the work into the architecture of the hospital corridor.
Jung Margo Sawyer India Indianapolis Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Hospital Indiana installation