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Gerrit Rietveld Zigzag chair, 1934

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The gates of Hell - Rodin

Musee Rodin Paris

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Giuseppe Santomaso (Italian, 1907-1990), Variazione n.2, 1963. Oil on canvas, 72.5 x 54 cm.

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Analia Saban

The Painting Ball (48 Abstract, 42 Landscapes, 23 Still Lives, 11 Portraits, 2 Religious, 1 Nude), 2005

Oil, acrylic, watercolor on canvas, 26 x 26 x 26 inches

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Seoul-based digital artist and sculptor Kyuin Shim explores complex themes through his distorted visions of the human body. With a mastery of constructing sculptures and realistic, digital 3D renderings, the Korean artist creates monochromatic, mannequin-like figures whose forms are transformed in fascinating, sometimes unsettling, ways.

Black Black series, 2014 The original title of this work is “흑흑”. This title has two meaning. Black and sound of crying.

Bowl series, 2014, digital rendering

Small Place, 2014, digital rendering

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Fiona Banner

Pinstripe Wall Drawing, 2014

graphite on wall, variable dimensions, gelatin silver prints, 30.8 x 39.6 cm

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Bernhard Lang

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Tetsuya Ishida

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Untitled Razvan Boar

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The Abyss Table by Duffy London

This mesmerising table was first conceived by Christopher Duffy — and ultimately refined by the team at Duffy London — to represent a 3D geological map of an ocean floor. The Abyss Table makes use of contour lines, which are often used to denote topography in terrain maps, to render an island chain and ocean abyss.

Contour lines can be thought of as workaround for the 2D limitations of paper maps, but Duffy instead relished these simplifications which have become iconic imagery for the field of cartography. He incorporates layers of wood to represent the land, and panes of glass for the water, in order to produce a 3 dimensional geographical model.

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