Self portrait
This part of a sculpture at DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, "Crazy Spheroid—Two Entrances," by Dan Graham. This is from the museum's website:
Crazy Spheroid—Two Entrances is a structure in the shape of a half-circle, built of two-way mirrored glass and steel. Visitors standing within or outside of this sculpture observe contorted reflections of themselves and the surrounding Park grounds, and become aware of their own acts of looking. Based on his interest in architecture and its psychological effects, Dan Graham began creating these “pavilions”, as he calls them, in the 1970s. He notes that in all of his art, “geometric forms inhabited and activated by the presence of the viewer, [produce] a sense of uneasiness and psychological alienation through a constant play between feelings of inclusion and exclusion.”
Self portrait
This part of a sculpture at DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, "Crazy Spheroid—Two Entrances," by Dan Graham. This is from the museum's website:
Crazy Spheroid—Two Entrances is a structure in the shape of a half-circle, built of two-way mirrored glass and steel. Visitors standing within or outside of this sculpture observe contorted reflections of themselves and the surrounding Park grounds, and become aware of their own acts of looking. Based on his interest in architecture and its psychological effects, Dan Graham began creating these “pavilions”, as he calls them, in the 1970s. He notes that in all of his art, “geometric forms inhabited and activated by the presence of the viewer, [produce] a sense of uneasiness and psychological alienation through a constant play between feelings of inclusion and exclusion.”