SARAH OPPENHEIMER

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s.o
OE-154511
2010
Aluminium, corian, veneer, plywood,
tension cable, existing architecture
Dimensions variable
s.o.1.
OE-154511
2010
Aluminium, corian, veneer, plywood,
tension cable, existing architecture
Dimensions variable
bild_art_unlimited
"VP-41"
Installation view
Art 40 Basel (2009)
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"OE 15_A"
2010
Wood
48,7 x 102 x 49,5 cm
s.o.
OE 15
2010
Wood
NBaker_RUAG_D17_20100913_1781-Edit
D-17
2010
Installationview at Rice gallery
NBaker_RUAG_D17_20100913_2414
D-17
2010
Installationview at Rice gallery
AB 09_OPPENHEIMER 8499
VP-41
2009
Art Unlimited
AB 09_OPPENHEIMER 8506
VP-41
2009
Art Unlimited
AB 09_OPPENHEIMER 8509
VP-41
2009
Art Unlimited
AB 09_OPPENHEIMER 8520
VP-41
2009
Art Unlimited
OPPENHEIMER_ HORIZONTAL_ROLL_19
VP-41
2009
Art Unlimited
OPPENHEIMER_ HORIZONTAL_ROLL_18
VP-41
2009
Art Unlimited
OPPENHEIMER_610_3365_02
610-3356
2008
Fourth floor opening dimensions: 84" x 16"
Mattress Factory, Pittsburgh
Sarah Oppenheimer opens apertures in existing architectures, modifying the modular units that make up our standardized urban world. These apertures demarcate new lines of sight within the space of display, and can function as both “holes” and “screens.” This effect forces the viewer’s gaze to toggle between object and void. The space of display is transformed from a container for specific objects into a vectored but non-linear series of filmic views.