Box installation art

If you're wondering how much carriers care about the safety of your shipment, then you have to see this brilliant experiment by LA-based Walead Beshty. During a 9 year period, Beshty has been creating laminate glass objects which perfectly fit inside FedEx boxes and shipping them to various galleries and exhibitions in order to explore how works of art gather "fingerprints".

'link' by kimchi and chips creates a constantly evolving city of paper boxes, each filled with the face and story of a different visitor to the installation space.

The Project The Centre For Urban Health Solutions (C-UHS) is an interdisciplinary research centre within St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto. C-UHS aims at redefining healthcare in order to break the poverty cycle and ensure the symptoms of tomorrow are not what they appear today. In collaboration with Jackman Reinvents, MASSIVart conceived and produced a travelling […]

Cartons is an ensemble of 50 cardboard cutout boxes. Each square cardboard is cut on 4 faces, each with a different freehand drawing.

Tom Friedman is one of my favorite artists. He's got a great sense of humor, and his work is meticulous and beautiful. He forays into Math Art, and from a partisan perspective, he seems to be inspired by mathematics, but the end results are more of a whimsical twist than a mathematically "correct" execution. But I could be totally wrong. Comment below and fill me in.

Anselm Kiefer: “The Women of the Revolution (Die Frauen der Revolution)” (1992/2013), lead beds: dimensions variable https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anselm_Kiefer

Installation, mixed media in a glass cube with an illuminated floor (2015). Courtesy Barbara Wien.