.jpg?w=1)
拍品專文
« Back of a snowman donne au regardeur l’impression qu’il y a un devant et un derrière aux sculptures, alors que les formes rondes sont en réalité identiques de chaque côté. Ainsi, les notions d’interaction et de participation – préoccupations majeures pour beaucoup d’artistes depuis les années 1960 – sont rendues paradoxale, impossibles, même extravagantes. » Laura Burkhalter, commissaire d’exposition
“Back of a Snowman” gives the viewer the impression that there is a front and a back to the sculptures, when in reality, the rounded forms are identical from all available viewpoints. Thus, the notions of interaction and participation—major preoccupations for many artists since the 1960s—are made into something paradoxical, impossible, even extravagant.
Laura Burkhalter, curator
“Back of a Snowman” gives the viewer the impression that there is a front and a back to the sculptures, when in reality, the rounded forms are identical from all available viewpoints. Thus, the notions of interaction and participation—major preoccupations for many artists since the 1960s—are made into something paradoxical, impossible, even extravagant.
Laura Burkhalter, curator