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OH OH OH HO HO HO (2015)
\nMarc Ruygrok
\nNickled steel, whisky bottle and 2 crystal tumblers
\nEdition: 1\/50
\n6 x 52 x 25 cm
\nP.O.R.<\/p>\n
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OYO (2015)
\nMarc Ruygrok
\nNickled steel, whisky bottle and 1 crystal tumbler
\nEdition: 5
\n6 x 38 x 23 cm
\nP.O.R.<\/p>\n
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MI FA
\nMarc Ruygrok
\nPeizography, ed. 51\/55
\n60 x 50 cm
\nP.O.R.<\/p>\n
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SOL
\nMarc Ruygrok
\nPeizography, ed. 51\/55
\nSOL
\n50 x 50 cm
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SIC
\nMarc Ruygrok\/Piet Hein Eek
\nWaste table in scrapwood, high gloss (unique)
\n300 x 100 x 78 cm
\nSOLD<\/p>\n
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SOIT
\nMarc Ruygrok\/Piet Hein Eek
\nWaste table in plywood, lacquered (unique)
\n478 x 100 x 75
\nP.O.R.<\/p>\n
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WAT ER IS
\nMarc Ruygrok\/Piet Hein Eek
\nWelt table, lacquered metal (unique)
\n352\/180\/180 x 100 x 78 cm (tree seperate parts)
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Since the early 1980s, letters, words and short sentences have been the \u2018materials\u2019 with which visual artist Marc Ruygrok has created his works of art. A defining characteristic of his visual language is a preference for elementary geometric shapes: circles, squares, spheres and cubes. For more than twenty years, Ruygrok has been drawing, constructing and photographing these sculptures, which, through the years, have acquired a unique vocabulary, both literally and figuratively.<\/p>\n
For the past fifteen years, his focus has been directed towards monumental site-specific three-dimensional works, which often are made up of letters that form phrases or words. Apart from the visual qualities of these massive sculptures, the words evoke immediate associations. These three-dimensional language sculptures are also specifically tied to their location, as they reveal or facilitate a deeper meaning in all their mystery. \u00a0<\/p>\n
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