(2010) in ‘Blickachsen 9’, an exhibition of contemporary sculpture and installations by leading and promising artists. ‘Blickachsen’ takes place throughout the summer every two years in the historical parks of  Bad Homburg v.d. Höhe.

 attempts to make an objective correlative for how human bodily perception is projected onto space at large. Extending up, down, left, right, front and back, the body becomes a meeting point where the vertical axis balances out the two horizontal axis through gravity. Made from 820 kg of iron, the work tries to reconcile the static nature of architecture with the dynamic nature of the body, translating its volumes into blocks and beams that use cantilever, stacking and propping to create a static point of reference against which the viewer's movement can be calibrated.

Bad Homburg

, 2010, cast Iron, 350 × 250.3 × 81.4 cm. Installation view. Bad Homburg, Germany. Courtesy Stiftung Blickachsen gGMBH.

Blickachsen 9

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