(Source: astronaves, via i-mbrium)
Things are Queer, 1973
Nine silver gelatin prints with hand applied text, 5” x 7” each
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THE DAILY STORY
Towering 23 feet (7 meters) into the sky, Karma is a recent sculpture installed in the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden at the New Orleans Museum of Art by Korean sculptor Do Ho Suh (previously). Captured here in a series of photographs by Alan Teo, the piece depicts a tower of piggy-backed men, each successively covering the eyes of the man below him, creating an illusion that the blinded tower seems to stretch to infinity like a fractal, although technically it was made from 98 cast stainless steel figures. [See more on Colossal]
View more art by Do Ho Suh here.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/2c8ec2304fa35969f4e238db7696429d/tumblr_miw0jss6qY1qlx7ako1_500.jpg)
THE DAILY STORY
Towering 23 feet (7 meters) into the sky, Karma is a recent sculpture installed in the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden at the New Orleans Museum of Art by Korean sculptor Do Ho Suh (previously). Captured here in a series of photographs by Alan Teo, the piece depicts a tower of piggy-backed men, each successively covering the eyes of the man below him, creating an illusion that the blinded tower seems to stretch to infinity like a fractal, although technically it was made from 98 cast stainless steel figures. [See more on Colossal]
