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Corrugated cardboard and Sahara sand on wood. Signed and dated "76" on the reverse. Honisch catalogue raisonné 1986 no. 972. // Heinz Mack's "Sandflügel" from 1976 is a sculptural sand relief combining corrugated cardboard and Sahara sand on wood. The composition features a trapezoidal wing form with delicate cross-hatched texture above horizontal ridged lines, creating a dialogue between geometric precision and natural materiality. As co-founder of the ZERO movement, Mack pursued light and vibration as primary artistic concerns, and this work channels the desert landscapes he encountered during his Sahara expeditions. Catalogued as number 972 in the Honisch catalogue raisonné, it represents Mack's distinctive synthesis of structured form and elemental material.
Sandflügel, 1976
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Corrugated cardboard and Sahara sand on wood. Signed and dated "76" on the reverse. Honisch catalogue raisonné 1986 no. 972. // Heinz Mack's "Sandflügel" from 1976 is a sculptural sand relief combining corrugated cardboard and Sahara sand on wood. The composition features a trapezoidal wing form with delicate cross-hatched texture above horizontal ridged lines, creating a dialogue between geometric precision and natural materiality. As co-founder of the ZERO movement, Mack pursued light and vibration as primary artistic concerns, and this work channels the desert landscapes he encountered during his Sahara expeditions. Catalogued as number 972 in the Honisch catalogue raisonné, it represents Mack's distinctive synthesis of structured form and elemental material.
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