サザビーズのインスタグラム(sothebys) - 9月27日 17時27分

Artist Yves Klein’s celebrated sponge #sculptures evolved from his Monochromes in the late 1950s, as an exploration into #nature and space. #Klein first used sponges as a studio tool, where he favoured them for their absorption qualities. It was these same qualities that made them so effective as artworks: "While working on my paintings in my studio, I sometimes used sponges. Evidently, they very quickly turned #blue! One day I perceived the #beauty of blue in the sponge; this working tool all of a sudden became a primary medium for me. See the striking 'Untitled Blue Sponge Sculpture (SE242) 1960 on view in our #London galleries from Friday, when the spectacular exhibition for our #Frieze week #ContemporaryArt sale opens to the public. Image © The Estate of Yves Klein c/o DACS, London 2017 #PierreBoulat @agencecosmos. #SothebysContemporary #YvesKlein

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