George SegalAmerika Birleşik Devletleri, 1924–2000The Red Light
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George Segal used his own truck in The Red Light, a sculptural environment of 1972 at the Cleveland Museum of Art in Cleveland. Real objects served as props in his settings of city life. To make the figure, Segal wrapped a live model in fabric soaked with white industrial plaster, then separated and reassembled the cast, adjusting its pose. The white surface and absence of individual facial details give the figure a sad anonymity. Segal had turned from figurative painting to these three-dimensional settings in the 1960s.
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George Segal began his career as a figurative painter, but in the 1960s his interest turned toward "the theater of the street," and he began to create three-dimensional "environments." Built like stage sets that incorporated real objects as props—the truck in The Red Light was Segal's own—the settings usually evoke an urban environment. Segal felt that "a minute of existence is miraculous and extraordinary." His work freezes those minutes, allowing them to be studied in depth. To achieve this effect in The Red Light, Segal worked with a live model, soaking cloth in a durable white industrial plaster to cast the figure in sections. He then cut the cast into sections, reassembled the pieces, and adjusted the pose. The figure's all-white surface and lack of specific facial features convey a sadly anonymous presence, offering a metaphor for the reality of city life.
Cleveland Sanat Müzesi
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- 1974.22
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- Cleveland Sanat Müzesi
- Görsel: Cleveland Sanat Müzesi — © Estate of William Schwedler / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY
