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Michael Johansson

Somehow overdetermined by effortless Zen mastery and crippling obsessive compulsion, the installations of Swedish sculptor Michael Johansson are scratching a very deep itch I didn't know I had.

Written by Paul Tulipana on February 26, 2010

I don’t know why I am slightly embarrassed to admit how much these Michael Johansson installations speak to me.

Frozen Belongings by Michael Johansson (1/2)

Frozen Belongings, 2010

Frozen Belongings by Michael Johansson (2/2)

Frozen Belongings, 2010

Four Hundred Shades of Brown II by Michael Johansson

Four Hundred Shades of Brown II, 2010
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Paul — Feb 26, 2010
 
Tagged with: Art, Neurosis, Sculpture, Tetris, Zen

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