Here an abandoned yacht tilts onto its side and tips over, irresistibly attracted by the river. To the question "Do objects have a soul?" Erwin Wurm responds "yes" with an exclamation mark.
His work invites the spectator to look for art in the movements of daily life and in particular conditions of existance: physical, spiritual, psychological and political. Full of humour, his sculptures tip ordinary moments over into an absurd universe. Obsessed by human capacity to "sculpturally" transform, he applies those human characteristics (thinness, obesity) to social features, like a car or a house. For him, objects, like human, undergo a throught process.
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