Fred Sandback
Untitled (Sculptural Study, Sixteen-part Vertical Construction), ca. 1978/2010
red acrylic yarn
Further images
This work demonstrates both Sandback’s use of planar forms and his treatment of geometric relationships. The artist favored employing multipart verticals to form planar constructions, a notable example in white...
This work demonstrates both Sandback’s use of planar forms and his treatment of geometric relationships. The artist
favored employing multipart verticals to form planar constructions, a notable example in white acrylic yarn is
Untitled, 1983, collection Dia Art Foundation (see Vaduz p. 225). The alignment of the individual yarn lines permits
the viewer to discern multiple parallel and perpendicular planes.
Fred Sandback. Gaain Gallery, Seoul. April 15, 2010–May 29, 2010.
Fred Sandback. David Zwirner, London. January 10–February 16, 2013.
favored employing multipart verticals to form planar constructions, a notable example in white acrylic yarn is
Untitled, 1983, collection Dia Art Foundation (see Vaduz p. 225). The alignment of the individual yarn lines permits
the viewer to discern multiple parallel and perpendicular planes.
Fred Sandback. Gaain Gallery, Seoul. April 15, 2010–May 29, 2010.
Fred Sandback. David Zwirner, London. January 10–February 16, 2013.