Morris built a world where action becomes architecture — felt, lead, and timber arranged with direct, post-minimal rigor.
His works treat process as structure.
Morris built a world where action becomes architecture — felt, lead, and timber arranged with direct, post-minimal rigor.
His works treat process as structure.
Process is customarily applied as a method to organize material; in Robert Morris’ work, it functions structurally to destabilize form by allowing gravity, chance, and material behavior to operate within the composition.
Elements yield, forms collapse, and control recedes as material conditions dictate spatial and formal outcomes. Interaction between components registers structure without imposed hierarchy.




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