In Good Company

DKLB BKLN

Custom porcelain installation by artist Christina Watka on a dark blue wall facing floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook onto a busy New York street.

Situated on a busy corner in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, DKLB BKLN enlisted Uprise Art to bring elements of the 36-story building's metal facade to human scale. Artist Christina Watka pulled inspiration from the industrial palette and designed her latest site-specific "Murmuration Series" installation in a pattern that echoes the ebb and flow of the area.

Floor-to-ceiling windows at DKLB BKLN reflecting a busy street with people walking and traffic lights.

Close-up of individual white porcelain pieces, as part of a custom wall installation by artist Christina Watka.

Small porcelain pieces arranged in an organic, free-flowing pattern, as part of a custom installation by artist Christina Watka installed on a dark blue wall.

This specific installation mimics the patterns of people walking through the city streets. The installation travels along a 17-foot wall like a constellation or a herd of animals.
Christina Watka

Custom wall installation created from hand-sculpted porcelain pieces by artist Christina Watka.

Window at DKLB BKLN reflecting a busy New York street with various cars and a pedestrian walking.

Sideways angle of artist Christina Watka's custom wall installation made from an assortment of white, hand-sculpted porcelain pieces.

Some pieces stand alone, some follow a flock, you can also spot pairs coupled off away from the crowd. The tiny porcelain shapes reflect the activity on the street - people coming home from work or families congregating on the edge of a street waiting for the light to turn.
Christina Watka