public art
Tiepolo Project
Toronto 1998
The first version of the
Tiepolo Project placed three
black and white images of
clouds around downtown
Toronto on commercial
billboards, replacing the sky
in locations typically
reserved for commercial
speech. The piece was
done in cooperation
with Gallery 44.
Image size:
10 by 20 ft (3 by 6 m)
Digital print on paper
Tiepolo Project: Socrates
New York 2000
Here, Krondl replaced part of the Manhattan skyline with an image of a sunset, at Socrates Sculpture Park.
Image size: 10 by 28 ft (3 by 8.5 m)
Digital print on vinyl
Looking Up
New York 2002-04
Looking Up is a permanent installation
of four windbreaks on the Neptune
Avenue platform of the New York
Subway. The piece makes explicit reference to the Coney Island
Amusement Park visible from
the platform. The 12 images act as
frames in a film that is animated as the train moves by. It was commissioned
by New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Arts for Transit program.
Image size: 12 panels each 40 by 27 in
(100 by 70 cm)
Beveled glass
Rising Water
Falling Water
Katonah 2006
This 200-foot-long installation
was commissioned by the
to transform a long low wall
that faced the road.
The museum
is located in an area
riddled by reservoirs that
supply New York City’s
drinking water. The image
derives from water
spilling out of one of
these artificial lakes.
Image size:
c. 5 by 200 ft (1.5 by 60 m)
Digital print on vinyl
Variation in
Silver and White
Vail, CO 2011
Variation in Silver and White
is a permanent installation in Vail, CO.
The image is a photographic
rendering the Gore Range as seen
through a scrim of aspen trees. It represents an approximation
of the view that is blocked
by the buildings, in essence
erasing or creating a virtual window
through the building where
it is installed. The piece
was commissioned
by the Town of Vail.
Image size:
7 by 37 ft
(2.1 by 11.3 m)
consisting of 10 panels
each 85 by 43 in
(215 by 110 cm)
Ceramic pigment
on tempered glass