Anish Kapoor
Anish Kapoor‘s edition for Parkett 69 (2003) contained various spatial and sculptural ideas which the artist had earlier developed for his large scale installation "Marsyas" at the Tate Turbine Hall in London in 2002 (see Parkett 69 cover, image 1). The following images show some of Kapoor‘s models for this installation entitled "Towards Marsyas" from his exhibition at CAFA Beijing (2019).
His work for Parkett (images 4 & 5) was installed within a transparent plexi cube that lets the viewer explore both the overall space and the red stretched textile sculpture within from various angles.
Anish Kapoor’s edition
Parkett Vol. 69
Anish Kapoor‘s edition for Parkett 69 (2003) contained various spatial and sculptural ideas which the artist had earlier developed for his large scale installation "Marsyas" at the Tate Turbine Hall in London in 2002 (see Parkett 69 cover, image 1). The following images show some of Kapoor‘s models for this installation entitled "Towards Marsyas" from his exhibition at CAFA Beijing (2019).
His work for Parkett (images 4 & 5) was installed within a transparent plexi cube that lets the viewer explore both the overall space and the red stretched textile sculpture within from various angles.
Anish Kapoor’s edition
Parkett Vol. 69
Anish Kapoor‘s edition for Parkett 69 (2003) contained various spatial and sculptural ideas which the artist had earlier developed for his large scale installation "Marsyas" at the Tate Turbine Hall in London in 2002 (see Parkett 69 cover, image 1). The following images show some of Kapoor‘s models for this installation entitled "Towards Marsyas" from his exhibition at CAFA Beijing (2019).
His work for Parkett (images 4 & 5) was installed within a transparent plexi cube that lets the viewer explore both the overall space and the red stretched textile sculpture within from various angles.
Anish Kapoor’s edition
Parkett Vol. 69