Ordinary clothespins become extraordinary works of art in the hands of Argentina-based Normal Studio. Originally planned as a one-off installation, the Tender Project is based on using everyday objects, like the humble clothespin, to create interesting forms.
“By placing a large number of clothespins on a tight mesh, the weight of the clothespins generates, on its own, a complex surface known as a Hyperbolic Paraboloid, a geometric shape of sensual simplicity,” explains Martin Huberman from Normal Studio in a Yatzer.com interview.
Since the success of the first exhibit, the Tender Project has grown and evolved with new installations, a series of lamps, and a Tender DIY art kit from the Museum of Latin American Art.
Visit: http://www.normal.com.ar/
Via Yatzer
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