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Two chairs

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Material: galvanized steel, 20mm x 600mm x 1mm

The reason I choose this material is because it is soft to bend and twist to shapes, so it would easy to create small sculpture model.

I bended and twisted the shape of these bracket and finish them by making the "base" that could stand on its own weight and balanced.

Because they are ready made brackets, so their shape and pattern are already presentable.

The bended and twisted area exaggerated the light and dark contrast which created a interesting "professional" look to these sculptures.

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Material: Acrylic, super glue

I've cut 12 pieces of the same size rectangular out of acrylic sheet. Originally I was planning to make a model of a chair, and let the extra pieces to extend, which it would change the shape of the chair, become a abstract form. I'm interesting in the dimensions that the extend pieces would create. But after I start working on it, I've realized I could only work with 90 degree, limit to the shape of my acrylic pieces, so it narrows down the possibilities of the dimensions that the chair could extend, which means I could only work with 2 dimensions if I want to keep the visual balance of this object.

Interesting artists their works

"SHADOW PRINCESSES" by Deborah Forbes

Christian Boltanski

Anthony McCall
Long Film for Four Projectors 1974
Installation view
Solid light installation in five-and-a-half-hour cycles
Four 16 mm film projectors, two haze machines
Dimensions variable

Alejandro and Moira Siña

Alejandro and Moira Siña are Light Artists based in Boston. Their use of single electrode Neon and almost invisible wiring enables them to create large ethereal lightworks. Their work has appeared in numerous group and solo exhibitions throughout the world. Sina Lightworks collaborates with architects, light and interior designers, galleries, art consultants and private collectors to create unique site specific commissions for indoors or outdoors.

Rick Burns

These are the works made by Canadian artist Rick Burns.

Means To An End : welded steel, copper (2001)

Untitled (Beds) : welded steel (1999)

Link : steel chain, welded steel (2001)

Engaged : welded steel (2001)

Untitled (Crib) : welded steel (2001)

Lead Them to Water : welded steel, galvanized steel (1999)