Boxing-Un-Boxing
model, modular, technique
3 times 3 of 4 squares
Three times three made of four squares are 16 small paper works. It is also one generator with a circle.
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The boxing challenge to think infinitely
- Michelangelo Buonarroti, The Slaves aka Prisoners
- Auguste Rodin, the two versions of the Hell Gate
- John Arthur Johnson, (first) world heavyweight boxing champion (1908–1915)
Finding/defining the infinite state (Michelangelo Buonarroti)
The three stages of …?
- Breaking the forth wall - opening towards the audience (Delacroix, Berthold Brecht, Franz Erhard Walther)
- Defining the narrative space with (modular, iterative, repetitive) storytelling (Homer, Dante Allegehri, Auguste Rodin)
- Exploring the narrative space by removing the figurative parts - from abstract to konkrete (Auguste Rodin, Abstract Expressionism)
The infinite state in art and programming
A finished artwork may stay in an unfished work state, though it is final.
The final state of a soft/hardware is always unfinished, otherwise it is
obsolete.
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Maquettes of leaving boxes
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| Maquettes of leaving boxes | both on the left: night | both on the right: day | 2018 Feb |
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