‘ESSERE’ – “埃塞尔”

'ESSERE' - “埃塞尔”

VEER II, 2018, cast iron, 152 x 60 x 30,5 cm. Photograph by Stephen White, London. © the artist

'ESSERE' - “埃塞尔”

FEELING MATERIAL XXXVI, 2008, 5 mm square section mild steel bar, 238 x 196 x 178 cm. Photograph by Stephen White, London. © the artist

'ESSERE' - “埃塞尔”

INSIDER II, 1997, cast iron, 193 x 191 x 27 cm. Photograph by Stephen White, London. © the artist

'ESSERE' - “埃塞尔”

SETTLEMENT, 2005, variable mild steel blocks, 24 x 208,5 x 60 cm. Photograph by Stephen White, London. © the artist

安东尼·葛姆雷

‘ESSERE’

'ESSERE' - “埃塞尔” Veer II，2018，铸铁，152 x 60 x 30.5厘米。史蒂芬·怀特摄于伦敦。？艺术家'ESSERE' - “埃塞尔”情感材料XXXVI，2008，5 mm方形截面低碳钢筋，238 x 196 x 178 cm。史蒂芬·怀特摄于伦敦。？艺术家'ESSERE' - “埃塞尔” Insider II，1997，铸铁，193 x 191 x 27厘米。史蒂芬·怀特摄于伦敦。？艺术家'ESSERE' - “埃塞尔”定居点，2005年，可变低碳钢砌块，24 x 208,5 x 60 cm。史蒂芬·怀特摄于伦敦。艺术家

安东尼姆雷

“埃塞尔”


原文：常青画廊

编译：ARThing

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