Hands Supplicated, Hands Clasped: wire sculptures by Gavin Worth
Antony Gormley, Learning to Think
Urs Fischer, Untitled, 2011
(Wax, wicks, steel)
A life-size wax statue of the artist’s friend Rudolf Stingel. One of a series of works in which wicks were placed in strategic spots on the sculpture so that it gradually melted down in the course of the month-long exhibition.
(Source: sowarmasolitude)
Black on one side, colorful on the other side, Zadok Ben David’s installation uses 12,000 steel cut plant sculptures placed in a thin layer of sand. Perfectly rectangular, the installation creates a path for the viewer to circulate the room. With one complete pass, what initially appears to be all black reveals a double life of rebellious color.
