82 Christo Jean Claude Wrapped Objects
82 Christo Jean Claude Wrapped Objects. The sites are restored to their original condition and most materials are recycled. When christo began to wrap objects in 1958, he used everyday objects such as shoes, telephones and empty paint cans to make his sculptures. This method of wrapping was something that christo had.
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This method of wrapping was something that christo had. The project required 1,029,029 sq.ft of synthetic fabric and 183,727 feet of rope. Once wrapped, the objects would take on a new identity. Early works & unrealized projects.Early works & unrealized projects.
Click to read more on it. Features photographs and texts about all major projects, early works, and works in progress. The project required 1,029,029 sq.ft of synthetic fabric and 183,727 feet of rope. The sites are restored to their original condition and most materials are recycled. When christo began to wrap objects in 1958, he used everyday objects such as shoes, telephones and empty paint cans to make his sculptures. Click to read more on it. Includes biographical and bibliographical information as well as past, current, and upcoming exhibitions. Early works & unrealized projects".
When christo began to wrap objects in 1958, he used everyday objects such as shoes, telephones and empty paint cans to make his sculptures. Early works & unrealized projects. Early works & unrealized projects".. Once wrapped, the objects would take on a new identity.
