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Materials: wooden fiber boards // Construction Module Tate Modern M8-D53-14022005 C by Jan De Cock is a minimalist wooden sculpture created in 2005, crafted from wooden fiber boards. This modular structure features clean lines, simple geometric forms, and an industrial aesthetic. Resembling a functional piece of furniture or a storage unit, it blurs the boundaries between sculpture and practical design. The boxy construction and unembellished surfaces evoke themes of utility and spatial presence, inviting viewers to consider the interaction between art, architecture, and everyday objects. De Cock’s work often explores modularity and repetition, reflecting on how structures occupy space and the role of minimalism in contemporary art.
Construction module Tate Modern M8-D53-14022005 C, 2005
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Materials: wooden fiber boards // Construction Module Tate Modern M8-D53-14022005 C by Jan De Cock is a minimalist wooden sculpture created in 2005, crafted from wooden fiber boards. This modular structure features clean lines, simple geometric forms, and an industrial aesthetic. Resembling a functional piece of furniture or a storage unit, it blurs the boundaries between sculpture and practical design. The boxy construction and unembellished surfaces evoke themes of utility and spatial presence, inviting viewers to consider the interaction between art, architecture, and everyday objects. De Cock’s work often explores modularity and repetition, reflecting on how structures occupy space and the role of minimalism in contemporary art.
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