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Liliana Porter, Limit, (figurine on wooden geometric shape, wall installation), 2010 [© Liliana Porter]
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Liliana Porter, Limit, (figurine on wooden geometric shape, wall installation), 2010 [© Liliana Porter]
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Matt Bak
title - Installation II
year - 2019
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Installation Reveals the Metaphoric Power of a Single Book Distorting a Solid Brick Wall Mexican mixed media artist Jorge Méndez Blake transforms literature into sculpture with his latest piece of installation art, titled The Castle. At first glance, the piece appears as a normal brick wall, but a closer look reveals a subtle curved bulge in the middle of the 75-foot-long structure. As the eye moves down from the arched top, the viewer can see the culprit is a single book. Lodged in the mortarless wall’s foundation, between the floor and the first layer of bricks, is a copy of Franz Kafka’s The Castle.
With an architectural background and a life-long of love of books, Blake pays homage to Kafka by placing his novel at the base, so that it inflects the monumental red-brick structure. The author only ever wrote privately, and
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Liliana Porter, Black Drip, (wooden sphere, metal figurine, and acrylic paint; wall installation), 2009 [© Liliana Porter]
Liliana Porter, To Try Your Best, (acrylic and figurine on paper), 2014 [Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco, CA. © Liliana Porter]