Michael Johansson

Swedish artist Michael Johansson assembles piles of common, everyday objects into monolithic sculptures and installations, fitting all the pieces together perfectly like a game of Tetris. The resulting forms imply new functions while highlighting the cookie-cutter nature of our post-industrial world. If you are in Milan you can see some oh his works at The Inner Space Group Exhibition [The Flat - Massimo Carasi, Milan (IT) // Dec 1, 2009 - Feb 13, 2010]. via

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Michael’s assemblages are amazing – I’m totally blown away by them. As a sculptor myself I really appreciate the purity of his pieces.

Wayne
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Wayne Chisnall added these pithy words on Dec 21 09 at 12:04 am

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