The Space Outside Meaning
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The Space Outside Meaning, 2009, silver pipes and printed aluminum foils, 325 x 220 x 180 cm
The Space Outside Meaning, 2009, pipes and printed aluminum foils, 325 x 220 x 180 cm
An installation of silvery pipes, made of three identical vertical outline connected by horizontal links, the outline being a scaled profile of the exhibition room. This ceiling of this structure is covered with aluminum foils, as well as the upper half of the walls. Entering the structure reveals that a text has been handwritten on these vertical foils, leaving no physical mark on the aluminum but the ink. The text, entitled A toy theory of theories, is a tentative theory to categorize systems of belief, such as art, according to formal properties.
See also Practice Analysis On Works 2008-2010.
