Vision

Set in the heart of nature, Project Stillpoint will be a place for a series of large-scale installations, a studio complex, and a creative initiative where David Teeple’s lifelong exploration of water finds permanent form. Site-specific works will be embedded in the terrain, shifting with the seasons, revealing the unseen forces that shape our perception of space, time, and matter.

It will be a landscape in conversation with itself, shaped not only by the natural elements, but by works that amplify the subtle interactions between water, glass, and light. The land and the installations it frames will embody a living relationship, responding to time, weather, and the movement of those who participate.

As a cultural center, it will be a place where art and environment converge—where installations emerge directly from the landscape, and where viewers, artists, scientists, and other critical thinkers engage in cross-disciplinary exchange.

Project Stillpoint will be both lens and threshold, a place where perception expands, where the boundaries between observer and environment dissolve. It will be a living field of perception, a site where art and elemental forces converge, drawing visitors into a deeper awareness of the world as it is, and as it might be.

25 Cuboid Stack, 2017, Glass, water, aluminum, steel, sunlight, 144” x 144” x 30”