In his wonderfully ambiguous One Minute Sculptures, which are only humorous at first glance, the Vienna-based conceptualist, Erwin Wurm, takes a literal approach to sculpture while also taking the medium apart: anyone can be a piece of art for a minute by following his instructions. The non-human works by which he is best known, the overinflated and floppy Fat Car and Fat House, are likewise spirited, thoughtful critiques, in this case of consumer culture. Their strained poses, like those of his One Minute participants, raise immediate, simple questions concerning normality and the meaning or lack of it in both artistic conventions and human actions. Wurm's profoundly humane work is an eye-opener to social forces, and always playful. Those who know it look forward to each new piece. This informative monograph assembles many previously unpublished videos, sculptures, installations and performances.
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评分埃文·沃姆喜歡用建築、雕塑、裝置和錶演等藝術媒介重新構建和定義我們眼前的世界。你可以認為這是幽默，伴隨著趣味和一絲頑皮，但這背後藏著的是藝術傢對整個人類世界巨大的好奇心。 他極富互動參與性的作品，讓人們身臨其境並主動地思考，誰是偶像，誰是作品。當然，他也會讓你在不經意間發現：人們在社會中時刻都包裹在焦慮之中並且被消費著。“解決問題的方法是深入淺齣。誰說解決嚴肅的問題就不能有輕鬆的方式？”
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