2 v 0 [ c l o c k & l e v e l ] |
Originally not conceived as art, it was designed to function horizontally as a level, vertically as a clock. Left uncalibrated, it became a work by resisting the notion that space and time are measurable. The title is a nonsense mathematical formula — one reviewer wrote, "drawing attention to the quixotic Western attempt to define things with a nod to Eastern mysticism." The original work was made at Massachussetts Institute of Technology; the edition at Stony Brook University, Long Island.
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2√0, 1971 |
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The Third Mind, Americans Contemplate Asia, 1869-1989 |
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EAST/WEST Anastasi, Bradshaw, Flavin, Kuwayama, 2009
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Silver gelatin print, 2004 |
Paris Conservatoire Regional Superior, Madrid Street, Paris, 2012 |