Maya Lin's "2 x 4 Landscape" takes regular 2 x 4s at different lengths to create a rising, topographical form. I like the way she takes something so geometric and processed and turns it into something organic. The texture of the piece is especially interesting, because there is no variation in other aspects like color or material. There is considerable tactile and visual texture in this piece.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Maya Lin
Maya Lin's "2 x 4 Landscape" takes regular 2 x 4s at different lengths to create a rising, topographical form. I like the way she takes something so geometric and processed and turns it into something organic. The texture of the piece is especially interesting, because there is no variation in other aspects like color or material. There is considerable tactile and visual texture in this piece.
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