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Seconded. There are these avant-gardes who wouldn't think twice about turning any public building project they could lay their hands into massive brutist absur
by wozniacki 11y ago
Seconded.
There are these avant-gardes who wouldn't think twice about turning any public building project they could lay their hands into massive brutist absurdist sea of concrete gray from their dreams [1], if given a chance.
Add to that a couple of behemoth art pieces [2] strewn somewhere on the premises that will no doubt one day pulverize some poor souls.
Alas, the tyranny of the stroppy and vengeful minority.
[1]
https://lebbeuswoods.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/fic-2.jpg https://lebbeuswoods.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/fic-2.jpg
http://www.artspace.com/filip_dujardin/untitled_2007_boxes http://www.artspace.com/filip_dujardin/untitled_2007_boxes
[2]
http://art-nerd.com/sanfrancisco/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2013/12/Richard-Serra-Ballast-1.jpg http://art-nerd.com/sanfrancisco/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/...
http://art-nerd.com/sanfrancisco/ballast-by-richard-serra/ http://art-nerd.com/sanfrancisco/ballast-by-richard-serra/
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- squeaky-clean 11y agoI actually really love the look of your first link. Though I think it only works as a piece of art, the Escher-esque impossible shape as well as the empty naturalness of the surroundings. You'd never see such a dense building all by itself in isolation. I was interested in a print until I found out it was $3,500 for an Inkjet print.