By Elena Fontaine, France
The art world mourns the loss of Richard Serra, an iconic figure whose monumental sculptures and evocative etchings redefined our interaction with space and form. Serra, who passed away on 26 March 2024, leaves behind a legacy that transcends the confines of galleries and museums, inviting the public to engage with art in a profoundly physical way.
Born in San Francisco in 1938, Serra was a pioneering force in contemporary sculpture. His work, characterized by its massive scale and industrial materials, challenged viewers to experience art not just visually but through movement and perception. Serra's sculptures, often made from weathering steel, interact with their surroundings in a dynamic dialogue that shifts with the viewer's perspective.
Richard Serra
Richard Serra was an American artist known primarily for his large-scale outdoor sculptures made of sheet metal and for his avant garde video work. His work is in the permanent collections of such institutions as the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). He has been the recipient of many awards and fellowships, including France's prestigious Légion d’honneur, awa (...)
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By Elena Fontaine, France
The art world mourns the loss of Richard Serra, an iconic figure whose monumental sculptures and evocative etchings redefined our interaction with space and form. Serra, who passed away on
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