The levers that drive the hammers that strike the strings that sound the notes of this instrument from the 1800s.
Coma Berenices
Piano strings and the infrastructure that holds the machine together. A melody flowing out of her hair.
Key of P
The grand piano case, impaled and raised vertically on a stout pole. Augmented with a brass bed frame and spindles.
Partita
The hammers that strike the strings (left) and the taut strings that make the notes are threaded through the pegboard, (right), like a flurry of notes. In the middle, the iron structure of the piano is welded together — a melodic matrix through which the artistic impulse flows.