Tadashi Kawamata

Title: Reims Plan 4
Artist: Tadashi Kawamata
Date: 2007
Materials: Plywood and balsa
Measurements: h: 50 x w: 60 x d: 30 cm / h: 19.7 x w: 23.6 x d: 11.8 in
Style: Contemporary

Tadashi Kawamata

Title: Cathedrale de Chaise
Artist: Tadashi Kawamata
Date: 2007
Materials: wood and paint on plywood
Measurements: h: 210 x w: 153 x d: 15 cm / h: 82.7 x w: 60.2 x d: 5.9 in
Style: Contemporary

Tadashi Kawamata

Title: Tree hut in Basel, Plan 2
Artist: Tadashi Kawamata
Date: 2007
Materials: plywood, balsa and acrylic
Measurements: h: 100 x w: 153 x d: 20 cm / h: 39.4 x w: 60.2 x d: 7.9 in
Style: Contemporary

Tadashi Kawamata

Title: Tree Hut in Tuileries 2
Artist: Tadashi Kawamata
Date: 2008
Materials: Plywood and balsa
Measurements: h: 150 x w: 100 x d: 100 cm / h: 59.1 x w: 39.4 x d: 39.4 in
Style: Contemporary

Mattias Adolfsson

Combining more than one raw material in the same piece, something i don't do in my practice, why?
The reason for me me not incorporating more than one material into the same piece is simple, i react to the materials available to me, and in most cases there has been only one type of resource in place for me to use, or one particular dominant resource. It just so happens that when constructing a non permanent structure, i feel using individual materials rather than a grouping of materials works better both for the piece aesthetically and my current practice.

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