to the website of Judith Olson Gregory.

The opening presentation you just viewed, which included the 15th Century altarpiece by Jan vanEyck, is a multimedia introduction to one of my favorite pieces, ADAM'S APPLE, which was done in 1997.

In ADAM'S APPLE, a word which expresses movement, a season, or a condition of spiritual grace has been translated into a tangible form which manages to convey all this ambiguousness. Here is an eight-foot square wall installation which has been constructed of hundreds and hundreds of dried apple parts (seeds, stems, peels, cores) and tiny produce labels.