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Parkett Vol. 43
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“Muñoz’s sculptures are inviable, incomplete, restricted bodies that no longer define a human, integral, and self-determined posture, but rather a semi-, pseudo-, or post-human condition in which the place of the body is less the result of the positive affirmation of a will, an individuality, or a desire than the result of a system of external spatial relations and determinations.”
Alexandre Melo, Parkett No. 43, 1995
"Augenblick (Glimpse)", 1995 (for Parkett 43)
Hand-etched glass, the image becomes momentarily
visible by breathing on the glass,
4 3/4 x 3 1/2 x 1/8” (12 x 9 x 0,3 cm),
Ed. 70/XXV, signed and numbered
Last few remaining.
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Read a Parkett text on Juan Muñoz
Parkett Vol. 43
Quote from Parkett
“Muñoz’s sculptures are inviable, incomplete, restricted bodies that no longer define a human, integral, and self-determined posture, but rather a semi-, pseudo-, or post-human condition in which the place of the body is less the result of the positive affirmation of a will, an individuality, or a desire than the result of a system of external spatial relations and determinations.”
Alexandre Melo, Parkett No. 43, 1995
"Augenblick (Glimpse)", 1995 (for Parkett 43)
Hand-etched glass, the image becomes momentarily
visible by breathing on the glass,
4 3/4 x 3 1/2 x 1/8” (12 x 9 x 0,3 cm),
Ed. 70/XXV, signed and numbered
Last few remaining.
Complimentary shipping.
Artist Document
In sketch Juan Muñoz outlines the idea of "Glimpse", his hand-etched glass image for Parkett 43, which becomes visible for a short moment only upon breathing on it.
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Parkett Cover
Juan Muñoz and Susan Rothenberg’s cover for Parkett no. 43
