In Antenna Man (Nordgulen), how is the Information discussed?
Antenna Man is part of a series consisting of around six other antenna forms.  One of these is located on Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis; this work is entitled Viewfinders. Another sculpture, also titled Antenna Man and similar in theme, is located in Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis. Originally Antenna Man was left partially constructed while work was being completed on the larger version of Antenna Man (21 ft. by 3 ft. by 3 ft).  The larger version was on exhibit at Navy Pier from May until October 1999; it was later moved to the campus of Illinois Institute of Technology.
Antenna Man was located outside the library on IUPUI's campus in the early 2000s.  Antenna Man was on view at the library for approximately four years.  After being placed outside the library, Antenna Man moved to outside the west side of Herron School of Art and Design.  
Nordgulen interprets the human body as a sender and receptor for signals.  The sculptures on Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis have Fresnel lens located in them, which intensify light and capture images from the surroundings and invert them.  This allows the sculpture to create its own content based on what surrounds it and to incorporate that into the itself.
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