エルエヌシーシーのインスタグラム(thelncc) - 8月6日 17時49分

Robert Smithson, Leaning Mirror, 1969. Dia:Beacon, on view. "Robert Smithson focused his short but influential career on a reconsideration of the nature of sculpture—or, rather, of sculpture in relation to nature. Smithson’s Leaning Mirror (1969), for instance, is a seminal indoor earthwork that consists of two six-foot-square mirrors embedded at a precise angle in a mound of reddish sand from an outdoor site. In other instances, Smithson worked directly in the peripheral spaces that inspired him. Sometimes the results were fleeting documentations, as with the illustrated travel-essay “A Tour of the Monuments of Passaic, New Jersey” (1967); other times permanent, large-scale sculptural interventions, as in the case of Spiral Jetty (1970). Deeply informed by science in its popularized forms (such as science fiction literature and cinema, encyclopedic collections, even natural history museums), his art focuses on processes of accumulation, displacement, and entropy in order to reveal the contradictions in our visible world." #robertsmithson #LNCCInspiration

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