Keith Tyson | "Parkett Paperweight", 2004 | (for Parkett 71)

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Read a Parkett text on Keith Tyson
Parkett Vol. 71

Quote from Parkett
“Faced with the contradiction inherent in the notion that the infinitude of all possibilities should be grasped by the structures of our minds and, consequently, that the expanding universe is purely an extrapolation of a finite universe, Keith Tyson devises strategies to invent rules. He neither comes up with static ‘world pictures’ nor with linear sequences of pictures. Instead he seeks completely new rules by which a major player could generate his own worlds.”
Hans Rudolf Reust, Parkett No. 71, 2004

Additional Quote
“Keith Tyson's work can be seen as an ongoing investigation into the question of how and why things come into being. Many of them investigate the physical forms and systems found within the natural world; others examine the effects of mankind on the environment, and the ensuing man-made forms and systems. Influenced as much by astrophysics and mathematics as by observation of, and reflection on, nature, Tyson's work presents a unique combination of scientific data with poetic artistry. His series of unique paperweights for Parkett mirrors his key ideas with partially painted natural pebbles, each mounted on a copper plate, and a separate, signed pattern sheet demonstrating its specific design within the one hundred possibilities.” -Artspace

"Parkett Paperweight", 2004 (for Parkett 71)
Pebble on copper plate, partially painted in enamel,
mounted on rubber base,
3 15/16 x 3 15/16” (10 x 10 cm), ca. 1 9/16” (4 cm) high,
each piece is unique in its combination of plate, pattern,
pebble, paint, and position, and each comes with a signed
pattern sheet showing its specific design within the 100 different possibilities,
Ed. 75/XXV, signed and numbered

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Read a Parkett text on Keith Tyson
Parkett Vol. 71

Quote from Parkett
“Faced with the contradiction inherent in the notion that the infinitude of all possibilities should be grasped by the structures of our minds and, consequently, that the expanding universe is purely an extrapolation of a finite universe, Keith Tyson devises strategies to invent rules. He neither comes up with static ‘world pictures’ nor with linear sequences of pictures. Instead he seeks completely new rules by which a major player could generate his own worlds.”
Hans Rudolf Reust, Parkett No. 71, 2004

Additional Quote
“Keith Tyson's work can be seen as an ongoing investigation into the question of how and why things come into being. Many of them investigate the physical forms and systems found within the natural world; others examine the effects of mankind on the environment, and the ensuing man-made forms and systems. Influenced as much by astrophysics and mathematics as by observation of, and reflection on, nature, Tyson's work presents a unique combination of scientific data with poetic artistry. His series of unique paperweights for Parkett mirrors his key ideas with partially painted natural pebbles, each mounted on a copper plate, and a separate, signed pattern sheet demonstrating its specific design within the one hundred possibilities.” -Artspace

"Parkett Paperweight", 2004 (for Parkett 71)
Pebble on copper plate, partially painted in enamel,
mounted on rubber base,
3 15/16 x 3 15/16” (10 x 10 cm), ca. 1 9/16” (4 cm) high,
each piece is unique in its combination of plate, pattern,
pebble, paint, and position, and each comes with a signed
pattern sheet showing its specific design within the 100 different possibilities,
Ed. 75/XXV, signed and numbered

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Artist Document
Keith Tyson's unique paperweight for Parkett 71 comes with this document entitled "Polarity, Place, Pattern, Pebble, Paint, Position, Patina: Paperweight", which identifies each of the unique paperweights with its specific location and different base pattern.

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Artist Video
In this short video excerpt Keith Tyson talks about some aspects of his art.