One work by this person depicts a woman building a house of matchsticks at the titular time while a figurine child and phallic spoon object representing the artist look in; that woman is idealized as a spinal column in a box.
One work by this person depicts a woman building a house of matchsticks at the titular time while a figurine child and phallic spoon object representing the artist look in; that woman is idealized as a spinal column in a box. In addition to The Palace at 4 A.M., this artist's installations include set designs for a notable 1963 performance of Waiting for Godot. A photograph of this person by Cartier-Bresson shows him running between a Woman of Venice and a Walking Man. A suspended plaster figure makes up his The Nose. He used spoons to depict people in Spoon Woman and Woman with her Throat Cut. For ten points, name this sculptor probably best known for "Head of a Man on a Rod" and "Composition with Seven Figures and a Head" and for being a Swiss Surrealist.
One work by this person depicts a woman building a house of matchsticks at the titular time while a figurine child and phallic spoon object representing the artist look in; that woman is idealized as a spinal column in a box.
Alberto {Giacometti}