Reinoud Oudshoorn : Sculptures

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Reinoud Oudshoorn : Sculptures

Categories: art and sculpture
Tags: "A sculpture must generate more space than it consumes", 3D, black and white, frames, geometric, glass, Iron, linear, lines, minimal, monochrome, opaque, perspective, Reinoud Oudshoorn, sculptural, sculpture, space, spacial illusion, spatial

“A sculpture must generate more space than it consumes”

Reinoud Oudshoorn
iron and matte glass
size unknown
2008

Reinoud Oudshoorn
iron and matte glass
85 x 90 x 17 cm
2008

Reinoud Oudshoorn
iron and matte glass
65 x 87 x 17 cm
2005

Reinoud Oudshoorn
iron and matte glass
72 x 93 x 18 cm
1999

Reinoud Oudshoorn
iron and matte glass
70 x 49 x 19 cm
2003

Reinoud Oudshoorn
iron and matte glass
103 x 46 x 29 cm
1996

Reinoud Oudshoorn takes the perspective of the illusory language in painting and applies it to his sculptures. He creates a bridge between the spatial illusion of the flat surface and the concrete reality of the three-dimensional sculpture. [Extract : Introduction]

Reinoud Oudshoorn : Website

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