Wide White Flow 2006

hanshaacke

monochromatic tone

muted colour palette

furniture

muted green

white focal point

figure photo

framed composition

abstract composition

green and neutral

repetition of grey

printed materiality

"Wide White Flow" (2006), a minimalist installation by Hans Haacke, transforms an empty gallery space into a landscape of undulating white fabric. The fabric appears to be suspended above the floor, creating an ethereal and ambiguous form, blurring the lines between sculpture, installation, and performance. This site-specific work emphasizes the role of the viewer and their interaction with the space, drawing attention to the gallery as a constructed environment.