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Heinz Mack

Heinz Mack

German, born 1931

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Heinz Mack

White Light Dynamo , 1964
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Zig-Zag , 1965
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Monument of Mirrors , 1966
Heinz Mack

Simona , 1965

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Four short oxidized steel legs elevate a small, taupe-colored rock a couple inches off the ground. Additional lengths of oxidized steel extend either vertically or in a trapezoidal shape above the rock. Several additional abstract steel elements are attached to this framework, including one that looks like an origami crane and another at the very top of the sculpture that looks like a bird in flight with its head pointed toward the ground. — David Hare

Sunrise , 1954-1955

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