Rice House 1988
wolfganglaib
sculpture
natural stone pattern
wood texture
animal print
shelf placement
wooden interior design
sculpture
warm toned
wooden texture
window
natural texture
organic texture
Wolfgang Laib's minimalist sculpture, "Rice House" (1988), is a simple yet striking work that embodies his signature use of natural materials. The piece features a small, elongated structure resembling a house, carefully crafted from a single block of compressed rice. The rice, a symbol of sustenance and life, is rendered in a warm, earthy red hue, evoking the color of the earth and the cycle of life. Laib's work often explores themes of nature, spirituality, and the ephemeral nature of existence. His deliberate and minimalist approach challenges traditional notions of sculpture, inviting viewers to contemplate the essence of materials and their connection to human experience.
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