Tim Sandow: Blind Date | Author: Tim Sandow Sunglasses impermanent and incomplete - it

impermanent and incomplete - it could even be called the 'Zen of things' as it exemplifies many of Zen's core spiritual-philosophical tenets

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Mikala Dwyer has pushed the limits of installation

This classic hexagon shaped frame was designed to suit all faces

Extends up to 30 cm

Tim Sandow: Blind Date | Author: Tim Sandow Sunglasses impermanent and incomplete - itIn his figurative painting, Tim Sandow (*1988) brings together the imagined clich of a type of person with a superabundance of details. Situations that seem to come from day to day life appear perplexing at second glance. The paintings give the impression that they are inviting us into their world and ultimately cause us to recoil again and again from the vacant stares of the people who populate the pictures. Hardcover 28 x 23cm 120 pages