Houdin’s House 1967

"Houdin’s House" (1967) by Tony DeLap is a minimalist sculpture that utilizes the illusion of a woman floating in the air, captured through multiple reflections in a darkened space. The artwork is composed of geometric shapes and planes that interact with light to create a sense of depth and visual intrigue. The minimalist aesthetic, devoid of extraneous details, emphasizes the conceptual element of the work, leaving the viewer to ponder the nature of perception and the limitations of reality.