Dubuffet | Sculptures You Can Walk Into: The Labyrinth of Black Lines and White

A site enclosed by white walls, where the ground and all forms upon it are painted white, then arbitrarily drawn over with thick black lines on the surface—the lines do not depict anything, but merely divide the continuous white surface into countless irregular sections. The ground itself undulates like frozen waves, from which grow a few abstract trees, also white with black lines. Upon entering, one loses a sense of direction and scale, as the relationship between the black lines and the three-dimensional forms does not adhere to perspective. The materials are resin and concrete, with a smooth surface. Photographed from within the site, the undulating ground and the network of black lines fill the frame.
Avoid: Black lines depicting concrete objects, adding other colors, flat ground, regular and symmetrical forms.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一片被白色圍牆圍起的場地,地面與其上的形體全部塗成白色,再以粗黑的線條在表面上任意畫過——線不描繪任何東西,只是把連續的白色表面切成無數不規則的區塊。地面本身起伏如凝固的波浪,其中長出幾株同樣是白底黑線的抽象樹。人走進去之後失去方向感與尺度感,因為黑線與立體形體的關係不遵守透視。材質為樹脂與混凝土,表面平滑。從場地內部拍攝,起伏的地面與黑線的網絡佈滿畫面。避免:黑線描繪具象物、加入其他顏色、地面平坦、形體規則對稱。