Lygia Clark was a Brazilian artist whose work evolved from geometric abstraction to participatory, therapeutic, and body-centered practices. Her early “Bichos”—hinged metal sculptures—invite manipulation, letting viewers change the object’s form. Later “Relational Objects” use elastic bands, stones, and sensory tools to explore feeling, touch, and inner experience.
Clark’s work redefined art as a collaborative, perceptual process rather than static form.
Lygia Clark was a Brazilian Neo-Concrete artist known for participatory works that activate the body and transform perception.
Lygia Clark was a Brazilian artist known for participatory sculptures and relational objects that explore perception, touch, and embodied experience.
