55 Chandler Jones Unstoppable Shirt

In each performance, movement devised by choreographer sets textiles woven from recycled ocean plastic into fluid, undulating motion. supplied the 55 Chandler Jones Unstoppable Shirt material, which appears in 25- to 45-foot-long sheets; McGill painted it in blues, browns, greens, and grays inspired by the site.) “They’re two people caring for a wave,” is how McGill describes the scheme through which the fabrics are animated. “We have a whole community of people caring for their waves, and becoming a trio with the wind and the water. That’s the heart of the project.” McGill, who is based in Beacon, New York, has often created large-scale, site-specific art works employing performance, water, light, and sound to call attention to the environment; her sculptural installation for instance, formed a cluster of solar-powered LED “stars” around Bannerman’s Castle in the Hudson River between 2015 and 2017.