His practice introduced new and radical modes of physically exploring and subverting urban architecture, and some of his most well - known projects involved laboriously cutting holes into
floors of abandoned buildings or, as with Splitting (1974), slicing a suburban villa in two.
Not exact matches
As The Washington Post explains, the discovery
of the new location first began 15 years ago when a team at the Tower
of David Museum began an expansion project: «But the story took a strange turn when archaeologists started peeling away layers under the
floor in an old
abandoned building adjacent to the museum in Jerusalem's Old City.»
After spending hours outside
of the county administration
building downtown, serving as an advocate for
abandoned cats and dogs, the 6 - year - old cockapoo plunked herself on the brick
floor at her handler's feet.
Some
of his best - known projects involved laboriously cutting holes in the
floors or walls
of abandoned or soon - to - be-demolished
buildings or, as with Splitting (1974), meticulously slicing a house in two.
Pictured here is Matta - Clark creating his work Bronx
Floor: Threshole (1972), which he made by putting geometric cuts into the
floors of abandoned Bronx
buildings.
To see the installations in one show we did you had to climb up a fire escape and then up two more
floors before swinging on a rope into an
abandoned section
of a
building.