An artist I admire

One artist that I admire is Gordon Matta-Clark He was the son of Anne Clark an American artist and Roberto Matta a Chilean surrealist painter of Basque, French and spanish descent. He also was the godson of Marcel Duchamp's wife. He studied Architecture at Cornell University. He also studied literature in 1971. In that time he worked on what he refered to as "Anarquitecture".

 He was a contemporary sculptor, because he incursionate in space, real livin space, that is because he cut the walls of an abandoned houses, and then the bathroom and all the rooms in the same house, so he was created an abstract way to perceive that space and rooms, breaking the perspective and making a new way to feel the space and reality. That kind of work really inspire me to think without limits how the sculpture today may speak in every day places. Matta-Clark used a lot of media to document his work, including film, video and photography, he demostrates that the theory of entropy applies to lenguage as well as to the physical world, and that lenguage is not a neutral tool for an artist.