法国当代雕刻家文森特•莫格尔使用工业材料创作了特定场地的装置，赋予心理空间以物理形式。
Mauger从计算机生成的图像中获得视觉灵感，使用木材、织物、瓷砖、塑料、砖块和pvc管道，并将它们组合成模块化的模式，创建一个改变空间比例的地形。“我试图把一个具体的建筑系统和心理推理结合起来，并展示它们之间的相似性，”艺术家解释道。“适当的系统”是一个艺术作品，使用数以千计的塑化PVC管道，旨在质疑我们与空间和体积的关系。同样，“超级不对称”是一种使用红砖的装置，地面似乎是向下凹的;从而演变成一种新的形式。“通过使用建筑材料来形成景观的片段，我使用不同的尺度，邀请人们在身体和精神上移动。”通过将精神空间的物理表现强加于展览空间，Mauger带领我们踏上了一段有趣的自我实现之旅。
French contemporary sculptor Vincent Mauger uses industrial materials to create site-specific installations that give physical form to psychological spaces.
Taking visual inspiration from computer generated images, Mauger uses wood, fabric, tiles, plastic, bricks, and pvc pipes, and assembles them in modular patterns to create a topography that changes the proportions of the space. “I’m trying to bring together and show the similarities between a concrete construction system and mental reasoning”, explained the artist. ‘Adequate System’ is an artwork built using thousands of sculpted PVC pipes, that aims to question our relationship to space and volume. Not dissimilarly, ‘Super Asymmetry’ is an installation using red bricks where the ground appears to concave downward; thereby morphing into a new form. “By using construction material in order to formulate fragments of landscapes, I play with different scales, inviting people to move physically and mentally”. By imposing a physical representation of a mental space upon an exhibition space, Mauger leads us on an intriguing journey of self-actualization.
Author: Vincent Mauger
Photography: © Vincent Mauger