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Anechoic wall
2010
Laurent Grasso
Sculpture
101,6 x 161,3 x 19,7 cm
Copper
Anechoic Wall is a sculpture from a series exploring various forms and materials such as wood, metal, and marble. Inspired by anechoic chambers, where sound and magnetic waves are absorbed, this copper work questions acoustic materials and the myth of the sound fossil. Copper, chosen for its excellent conductive and reflective properties, allows the sculpture to capture and reflect both sound and light.
Born 1972 in Mulhouse, France
Lives and works in Paris, France.
In his works, Laurent Grasso uses video, installations, and devices to explore invisible forces and forgotten scientific experiences. A recipient of the Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2008, he creates narrative environments that blend ancestral fears, science, and contemporary mythologies, inviting the viewer to complete fragmented fictions.
Artwork of
Laurent Grasso
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