tobias putrih.
These pieces by tobais putrih are so beautifully constructed and conceived. They speak to such patience and vision and the purity of form. So very lovely indeed.
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February 25, 2008
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I saw some of his work in New York a few years ago and loved it, what these pictures don't reveal is the way the light travels through the corrugated cardboard, so while the forms are monumental and they are quite airy as well.
Posted by: Erin | February 26, 2008 at 10:10 AM