Trailer Park: A Mobile Public Park 2006-20… Trailer Park is a portable, natural, public park housed inside an 18' x 8’ x 7’ mobile repurposed travel trailer. The interior is fully planted, designed, and is a real park. Brick planter beds containing shrubs, rocks, trees and plants are complimented by masonry laid in the same tradition as public parks. Ivy brushes up against the walls where a natural stone waterfall provides the sound of trickling water in summer and an iced wonderland in the winter. Concrete and wooden benches invite visitors to rest and enjoy the park view. Skylights provide rays of sunlight beaming in, kissing the interior.  Trailer Park is a site of paradox. By combining the destination and the means to get there, with Trailer Park you walk inside to go outside. If you cannot go to the park, the park can go to you. A mobile metaphor, and a transcendent experience, Trailer Park cautiously asks where we will go when there is no more nature-and playfully answers the question for us. It taps into our collective anxiety about the future of our environment, while allowing us a lush and utopian reprieve. Its transformation is so complete; it brings nature to us, thereby making us the destination. Trailer Park has been alive since 2006 and was view in front of the new building of The Cooper Union, on Third Avenue for the alumni show “Rites of Passage”, Jan 21-Feb 11, 2010, and will show again for the annual NADA Art Fair in Chelsea 2010.