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Glass sphere and lacquer with stainless steel wall mount // Studioblick by Olafur Eliasson, created in 2013, is a mixed-media sculpture that combines a glass sphere with a lacquered surface and a stainless steel wall mount. This minimalistic yet captivating piece measures 13 x 13 x 13 cm and presents a refined, spherical form that reflects Eliasson’s interest in perception, light, and spatial awareness. The central glass area creates an intriguing optical effect, drawing viewers to inspect the subtle distortions and reflections. Eliasson’s work often explores the relationship between object and viewer, encouraging an immersive experience. Studioblick invites contemplation on how we view and interact with form and space.
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Glass sphere and lacquer with stainless steel wall mount // Studioblick by Olafur Eliasson, created in 2013, is a mixed-media sculpture that combines a glass sphere with a lacquered surface and a stainless steel wall mount. This minimalistic yet captivating piece measures 13 x 13 x 13 cm and presents a refined, spherical form that reflects Eliasson’s interest in perception, light, and spatial awareness. The central glass area creates an intriguing optical effect, drawing viewers to inspect the subtle distortions and reflections. Eliasson’s work often explores the relationship between object and viewer, encouraging an immersive experience. Studioblick invites contemplation on how we view and interact with form and space.
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Studioblick, 2013
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