Vessel,  1989 Painted steel and terrazzo, 350 x 400 x 400cm The International Exhibition of Steel Sculptures, Exhibition Centre, Chiba Japan   Vessel  was commissioned in 1988 for architect Fumihiko Maki’s New Exhibition Centre in Chiba, Tokyo. The

Vessel, 1989
Painted steel and terrazzo, 350 x 400 x 400cm
The International Exhibition of Steel Sculptures, Exhibition Centre, Chiba Japan

Vessel was commissioned in 1988 for architect Fumihiko Maki’s New Exhibition Centre in Chiba, Tokyo. The sculpture, a four metre painted steel truncated cube, is an elusive play of perspective geometry and minimalist form, appearing to change from a cube to a rhomboid upon approach. Inspired by Albrecht Durer’s 1514 etching, Melancholia, Vessel is a container of “amusing physics”.

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  Vessel,  1989 Painted steel and terrazzo, 350 x 400 x 400cm The International Exhibition of Steel Sculptures, Exhibition Centre, Chiba Japan   Vessel  was commissioned in 1988 for architect Fumihiko Maki’s New Exhibition Centre in Chiba, Tokyo. The
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Vessel, 1989
Painted steel and terrazzo, 350 x 400 x 400cm
The International Exhibition of Steel Sculptures, Exhibition Centre, Chiba Japan

Vessel was commissioned in 1988 for architect Fumihiko Maki’s New Exhibition Centre in Chiba, Tokyo. The sculpture, a four metre painted steel truncated cube, is an elusive play of perspective geometry and minimalist form, appearing to change from a cube to a rhomboid upon approach. Inspired by Albrecht Durer’s 1514 etching, Melancholia, Vessel is a container of “amusing physics”.

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