Cosinus Alpha 2 1964
ottomuehl
photography
figure photograph
black and white photography
cool tone monochrome
black and white format
blurred
photography
black and white
monochrome photography
human
blurriness
monochrome
arm
monochrome
exhibition
"Cosinus Alpha 2," a 1964 photograph by Austrian artist Otto Muehl (1925-2013), depicts two nude figures in a confined space, likely a cardboard box. This work exemplifies Muehl's exploration of the body and its relationship with space and the human condition, highlighting themes of intimacy and vulnerability within a restrictive environment. The black and white composition emphasizes the stark contrast between the figures' bodies and the rough texture of the box, further emphasizing the tension between freedom and confinement. This provocative piece exemplifies Muehl's contributions to the Austrian Actionism movement, which challenged artistic norms through controversial and often confrontational performances and visual art.
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