"When I bought these plots in the municipal utilities in New York auctions description of them always excited me most was [the word]" inaccessible ". ... What I basically wanted to do was designate spaces that were to be seen or, indeed, occupied. Buying them was my contribution about the strangeness of the boundary lines of property ownership. The property is so present. The concept of property that has all the world is determined by the factor of use. "
Gordon Matta-Clark interviewed by Liza Bear
Project Fake Estates "
A piece measuring 27 square centimeters (cm Yes!) Hardly a habitable environment.
Another piece measured 30 inches wide by 30 feet long, located between buildings and "totally out" (do not know if entry was ...).
Something that can be possessed but never experienced, nor, of course, occupied, and the strangeness of the boundary lines of the existing property.
In "Objects improper modernity" (Chapter 2 of the book "Object to Be Destroyed: The Work of Gordon Matta-Clark "Massachusetts institute of Technology, 2000). Collected in the book: "Build ... or deconstruct? Texts on Gordon Matta-Clark "
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