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- Kaditzsch
Sculptures / Lawrence Upton
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- A circle with two little
indentations in it - one rectangle at each pole -
mapped to a set of points, each at a right-angle
to all others; spun within a hollowed wider
circle which spins within a circle hollowed wider
still.
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- A rectangle at an oblique
angle, one corner in light, a flaw across the
other end.
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- A cylinder collapsing outwards
into a sphere full of observant eyes. A tower of
empty air. A temporary window made of perspex. A
camouflaged bunker in which one eye is visible,
once it has been pointed out. The eye becomes a
four-petalled flower; and, in the centre of the
flower, glowing fiery suns within a cerulean
blue. Gold flame descends from that blue upon a
single thread of heat rolling out of the fire
itself as spider's web emits from the spider,
liquid hardening into viscous and elastic flame.
A bowl of flowers upon plain paving. A
daddy-long-legs of enormous proportions.
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- 4-sided shapes, roughly
square, jostling each other to ensure that they
became part of a mosaic; and sea intrudes,
cutting them through with a clean curving line
which is one side of the mosaic; a wall of rough
squares unfolds towards the bottom of sea and
spreads. Very soon, the sea is tiled in.
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- A line of wounds, each
parallel to all others, winds around a wooden
palisade, which follows a river. Everything
within the biosphere bleeds.
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- A transparent cylinder
penetrates a white surface, making, from here, a
green ellipse. A black and white head emerges
from the green. The neck and all the back of the
head are black - denoting? - and the frontal
areas are white. He's really gobbed out the white
on the right there.
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