In the second half of the 1980s, a series of sculptural works was created, which were a spatial accumulation of issues related to time and material concretization of forms. The multi-element structures, the perception of which required the movement of the viewer, were realized with the use of various materials and techniques. Made of wood, cardboard, covered with acrylic, with multiple layers of paint to achieve a relief surface with a film frame pattern. In two versions of Temporary Sculpture (1985), on the black surfaces of wooden panels, the artist precisely recreated a linear sequence of frames imposing associations with film tapes.
Eckfilm No 3, 1985, 40 × 220 × 15 cm
Time Sculpture at Black Paint, 1986, 470 x 250 x 6 cm
