Site-specific artwork essentially means that a piece is created with the intention of being present in a particular location in order for the art work to truly exist. Without the location, a site-specific artwork would not be able to be completed nor truly take on its true meaning and true final form. With site-specific artwork the artist must be cognizant of the relationship that is created between the creation itself and the location it is placed in. The location is one of a kind so that the work itself and the setting in which it is place in, become one and essentially inform one another of their co-existence and work in unison towards a specific goal or meaning.
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