So You Think You Can Dance, is an installation that comments on art, architecture, high fashion, music and dance; examining the connection between the two worlds of fine art and pop culture.

Three motorized skirt sculptures, each reaching 10 feet high, evoke a graceful image of dancers in motion.  The skirts, made from boning material used in dressmaking, create slivers of sensuous lines that appear to be drawn and placed into space.  Hanging from mobile armatures at the ceiling each of the skirts nine tiers of boning is individually attached with invisible thread, inviting the viewers to touch and cause the skirts to undulate in an independent swing to the music.