Three
triangular columns in white marble set in a triangular
pattern support a longer triangular beam of the same material
that serves as a covering. Each column is cut at a different
point: the rotation of the upper part with respect to the
lower creates a Star of David, difficult to identify and
discrete.
The piece, Nagasawa suggests, recalls Well in the Sky from
2002: three square marble columns, each different from the
other, supporting three thinner and overlapping wood beams,
used to precariously suspend an empty triangle of white marble,
rotated with respect to the triangle formed on the ground
by the position of the three columns. |
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