some of which float in space,
are on show at
the Direktorenhaus Museum in Berlin this past week, a solo
exhibition of detailed architectural drawings by Virginia-based artist Benjamin Sack opened
to the public, titled Labyrinths, the collection of new works features
vast cityscapes comprised of impossible inner-geometries, above “Astrum”,
11 x 14 inches. All images courtesy of the artist
“Library of Babel” (globe piece), 16 inches in diameter
“Library of Babel” detail
“Library of Babel” detail
“Library of Babel” detail
“Library of Babel” detail
“Canto IV” 70 x 70 inches
“Eden” 14 x 11 inches
“Peregrinations” 68 x 93 inches
“Samsara” 12 x 18 inches
“Stella
Aurora” 11 x 14 inches, the
pieces in Labyrinths range from 11 inches by 14 inches (a standard
photo print size) up to 90 inches wide and 69 inches tall, a work titled Library
of Babel is drawn on the surface of a globe measuring 16 inches in
diameter, Labyrinths will
be exhibited through January 22, 2020, for more of Sack’s imaginative maps, you can follow the artist on Instagram, the more I look at these incredible drawings the more detail I can see, what an amazing series of works.
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