Sheeler 9"x 9" x 3/4" x $50
In 1927 the Photographer Charles Sheeler documented the Ford Motor Company Dearborn, Michigan. This computer part assemblage is in response to the industrial composition of that image. A red surplus circuit board, red wired stator, LED tube and a thin strip of scanner mirror are laid out in an abstract “Suprematist” design.
In 1927 the Photographer Charles Sheeler documented the Ford Motor Company Dearborn, Michigan. This computer part assemblage is in response to the industrial composition of that image. A red surplus circuit board, red wired stator, LED tube and a thin strip of scanner mirror are laid out in an abstract “Suprematist” design.
In 1927 the Photographer Charles Sheeler documented the Ford Motor Company Dearborn, Michigan. This computer part assemblage is in response to the industrial composition of that image. A red surplus circuit board, red wired stator, LED tube and a thin strip of scanner mirror are laid out in an abstract “Suprematist” design.