Wayfinding Sequence / Vibrational Recall 2018/2025 documents Georgina Kleege’s encounter with the presence and absence of Richard Serra’s sculpture, Sequence. Georgina, who is blind, is a fomer Professor of Literature at Berkeley University, and the most celebrated writer on blindness and art.

The films are composed by hallucinatory layering of still images that document Georgina wayfinding both the presence and absence of Sequence. One film shows her navigating the monumental sculpture that was then installed inside SFMoMA. In the second film, Georgina attempts to reperform this wayfinding in the absence of the sculpture, tracing her steps on a plaza outside the Stanford University Art Museum, where the piece was previously installed.

The 4-channel audiodescription includes: a composition of Georgina’s wayfinding self-narration from 2018, as heard through the sculptural form; a new essay in which Georgina reflects back on the encounter from a distant space-time; and two ekphrastic audiodescriptions of the two hallucinatory films.

Installation with 2-channel film, 4-channel audiodescription, 4 captioned videos

Beyond the Visual, Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, UK, 28 Nov 2025 - 19 Apr 2026

Still images from 2-channel video work from Wayfinding 'Sequence'/Vibrational Re-Call (2018/25)
Videos by Fayen d’Evie and Hillary Goidell, collaging still photographs by Hillary Goidell