The Northwest Chamber Orchestra commissioned me to do staging for their Imagination Series, a performance in 1980. I was to integrate video and stage backdrops. This is one of six screens I created, using a framework of Baltic birch, hand cut around my Loci series. I treated each screen with a unique lamination of paper collage and string. (I created a videotape during the paper-stretching stage with William O. Smith playing clarinet and my hand stapler acting as my percussion instrument.) The folding wings are made of wood and paper and measure 76" X 60". The six filigreed panels were hand-cut, drilled, and painted by the Mexican Magicians: Dennis Evans, Keith Beckley and Charles Luce. Then I lined the openings with thin, stretched Asian paper, string and collage.