Showing posts with label rectangles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rectangles. Show all posts
when a rectangle become sculpture
when rectangles become a gallery
when rectangles become us.
























































when a rectangle become sculpture
when rectangles becomes a gallery
when rectangles become us.


1. anita leisz
2. external facade of alison jacques gallery
3. external facade of marianne boesky, ny.
4. anita leisz















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currently, beginning
to realize the power
of rectangles:
side by side.






















































currently, beginning
to realize the power
of rectangles:
side by side.


1. robert wilson beach chairs. ptown here i come.
2. edward wormley, interlock and lovely tables.
3. rolu. landscape architecture and one of the best blogs out there..





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R E C T A N G L E

the
strength

of
the
rectangle.








"I’ve always been drawn to certain cool elements and ways in which ideas can be manifested. In the two high-gloss pieces there’s something else going on. 68/88,
the original piece which is all white, could suck you into the wall in a vacuum."
Alan Uglow

















































In Euclidean plane geometry, a rectangle is any quadrilateral
with four right angles. The term "oblong" is occasionally used
to refer to a non-square rectangle"

























1. Alan Uglow, oil on canvas
2. Joseph Beuys, Desk, 1953
3. "Brotherhood", Honey Soundsystem, go here for honey, featuring, "all big men come out in summer."
4. Liam Gillick





taken from
BOMB interivew..



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the moment rectangles
become
themselves.
























breaking
into
the
new.




















strength
in
numbers.
stand tall young rectangle!









the moment rectangles become themselves.

1. johnathan nesci, via here, love love this desk!!!!!
2. jorge zalzsupin, possibly the most amazing combo / magazine rack/ table!
3. marte johnslieson, sculpture or room divider, who cares!







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