184 x 73 x 85 cm
72 1/2 x 28 3/4 x 33 1/2 inches
The artist creates the sculpture from crash barriers, which she mechanically deforms and joins together to form upright works.
The vertical orientation of the normally horizontally crash barriers changes the usual spatial order and gives the sculptures an
architectural reference. In the sequential use of the inceptive object lies a conceptual connection to Minimal Art and also a reference to the Ready-mades of Marcel Duchamp.
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