Alexander Calder / David Smith

9783906915036

Two blacksmiths of air and fire suspend metal upon the breath of the world. Between balance and vertigo, their works inscribe an invisible music into the void. And the photographer's eye, an accomplice, captures the instant when matter becomes breath.

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Calder. Dreaming in Equilibrium

Description

In this work, the trajectories of Alexander Calder and David Smith intertwine like twin forces carving space with daring and gravity. Under their hands, metal sheds its weight to become movement, tension, embodied poetry. Their sculptures converse across distance in a silent choreography, each form poised between fall and flight. At the heart of this visual narrative, Ugo Mulas's photographs capture the intimacy of creation, revealing the artists as alchemists of emptiness. The book thus unfolds as a sensorial passage through a pivotal moment in American art, where sculpture discovers a new breath.

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Characteristics

Book in English edition

Authors
Alexander Calder
Publisher
Hauser & Wirth
Dimensions
27 x 35 x 2
Publication year
2018
Number of pages
80
EAN
9783906915036