| Title | Random Cube Rotation |
| Date | 1980 |
| Edition | 10 |
| Materials | Metal, elastic, projected light |
| Size | Structure 1 x 1 x 1 M |
| Notes | Light from a 'drawing' of a cube is projected onto the slowly rotating sculpture in a dark space. Only the effect of this light being 'intercepted' can be seen. Not the sculpture itself.
The result is a constantly moving 'volume' of tiny dots of light which describe the volume of a cube. Shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art, London, and a New Contemporaries prize winner. This work eventually lead onto experiments with hologaphy and the Line Addition piece. |
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