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墨西哥藝術家自述為何最簡單的影像卻帶來最震撼的效果

Héctor Zamora：「我創造的是催化和挑釁作用，還有意外。」

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Mexican artist Héctor Zamora took New York by storm last August when he installed his elegant site-specific sculpture on The Met's roof garden. On view until December 7, Lattice Detour (2020) is a delicate curved wall of perforated bricks. It casts a complex network of shadows which play with and respond to the breathtaking cityscape laying beyond. The brick is a foundational element in the practice of Zamora, who calls it a ‘unit of culture.’ In the latest episode of ‘Meet the Artists’, he explains his fascination for this humble material and why art is like planting a seed.Héctor Zamora is represented by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.artbasel.com/catalog/gallery/1183/Labor" target="_blank">Labor</a> in Mexico City,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.artbasel.com/catalog/gallery/1190/Luciana-Brito-Galeria" target="_blank">Luciana Brito Galeria</a> in São Paulo, and Albarrán Bourdais, Madrid.Film: Camilla Chaves Stillger Sound: Paula García Camera Op CDMX: Ahmed Hadj Ameur Production: Coline Milliard et Jeanne-Salomé Rochat for Art Basel

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Héctor Zamora：「我創造的是催化和挑釁作用，還有意外。」

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