Sarah Sze, an American born artist, works with various different mediums such as painting, sculpture, video, and installations while also incorporating everyday materials into her work. These may range from found objects to photographs to handmade sculptures and living plants; creating comprehensive and accumulative landscapes that take over walls and stretch across museums. Her works of art take up and transform space through extensive shifts of scale or making use of overlooked and peripheral spaces. Her works also reference the scientific instruments of measurements in an attempt to try and organize the universe by attributing them to a personal system of order. Overall, her works become both a piece for organizing and taking apart information while also serving as a mechanism in locating ourselves to time and space. Her artwork basically alters our sense of time, place, and memory by transforming our experience of the physical world around us all.
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drawing into space 