Wynn Earl

Trimountaine was the original name given to Boston by settlers in the sixteenth century. It was named this because of three prominent hills on an isthmus. As Boston grew the natural world was slowly pushed further and further from the cities center and the pristine marshlands were infilled to make room for the expanding city.
The concept for this installation was to reimagine the site as it once existed. This mental excercise is facilitated by experietial interventions within the installation. These experiences include the sights, sounds, smells, and textures of intracoastal marshlands.