A monograph by American artist Jared Bark. Drawing on influences such as nature observation, quantum theory, and Eastern philosophy, Bark has long worked across a range of media. Since 2012, he has been creating sculptural works that involve stacking books—ranging from towering columns placed in forests and fields to charred, painted, and milled book structures made in the studio. This publication brings together, for the first time, a decade of Bark’s explorations using books as both subject and material.
Pages : 104 pages
Size : 22×30cm (hardcover)
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Jared Bark is an American artist born in 1944. Gaining attention in the late 1960s and 1970s for his experimental use of photo booths, Bark has since expanded his practice to include large-scale book installations. Since 2012, he has used books as sculptural material, creating unique works both in natural environments and studio settings. His work has been exhibited in New York and other locations across the U.S.
