Mrs. Charles Eames_ The shadow does not bend, walnut plywood sculpture

Mrs. Charles Eames_ The shadow does not bend. 1944 - When MoMA was not very modern. 2024 - Tribute to Bernice Alexandra (Ray) Kaiser. Description: | SCULPTURE: Walnut Plywood Sculpture - Test N° T11-IN 44.1155 " TEST DISCARDED + SHADOW " | TITLE: "Mrs. Charles Eames_ The shadow does not bend." 1944 - When MoMA was not very modern. 2024 - Tribute to Bernice Alexandra (Ray) Kaiser. First imaginary tests to define the design of the sculpture then exhibited at MoMA - The Museum of Modern Art, New York - DESIGN FOR EXHIBITION 15TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW “Art in Progress”, 1944 | SIZE: (26x22x11,5)+(28,5x28,5x0,5) cm | ARTIST: Marco Pasqual - Venice - Italy - | SHIPPING: the work is professionally packaged in a wooden crate and shipped with tracking and insured for the full value. | CONCEPT: Imaginary Tests: imperfect therefore discarded Wooden sculpture made in homage to Ray Kaiser, a tribute to the countless pieces of evidence discarded from an imaginary initial process of manual plywood bending. | INFO: For more information on the artwork: https://www.marcopasqual.it/the-shadow-does-not-bend | SOME EXCERPT from the descriptive text that accompanies the work: Anatomy of a creative process: How many attempts were there to create this complex sculptural work? How many tests were carried out and then discarded before obtaining the final result that could be exhibited at MoMA? In an imaginary reconstruction of the research work carried out by Ray for the definition of the design and the development of the construction method, a visionary initial process of artisanal construction was replicated, the result of which generated a series of "Imperfect Works". These "Discarded" works were imagined as important study elements, therefore all numbered and archived with the T-Test coding. > Total darkness is in the Shadow: The object loses its three-dimensionality ... https://www.marcopasqual.it/the-shadow-does-not-bend

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