![Pipilotti Rist, Pour Your Body Out (7354 Cubic Meters) [2008].
Currently on view in the second floor atrium of the MoMA. Incorporating high-definition video projections, music and specially designed furniture, it creates a womblike comfort zone in a building full of right angles. “The concept was not to destroy or be provocative to the architecture, but to melt in — as if I would kiss Taniguchi,” Ms. Rist says in a behind-the-scenes video at moma.org.](http://29.media.tumblr.com/PEreDGcTBgkylmtjSp8Nba8vo1_500.jpg "Pipilotti Rist, Pour Your Body Out (7354 Cubic Meters) [2008].
Currently on view in the second floor atrium of the MoMA. Incorporating high-definition video projections, music and specially designed furniture, it creates a womblike comfort zone in a building full of right angles. “The concept was not to destroy or be provocative to the architecture, but to melt in — as if I would kiss Taniguchi,” Ms. Rist says in a behind-the-scenes video at moma.org.")
Pipilotti Rist, Pour Your Body Out (7354 Cubic Meters) [2008].
Currently on view in the second floor atrium of the MoMA. Incorporating high-definition video projections, music and specially designed furniture, it creates a womblike comfort zone in a building full of right angles. “The concept was not to destroy or be provocative to the architecture, but to melt in — as if I would kiss Taniguchi,” Ms. Rist says in a behind-the-scenes video at moma.org.
