First published 1994
Renowned artist Richard Serra invites readers into his creative process. Serra's writings explore the physicality and abstraction of his iconic steel sculptures, from concept to completion. Blending technical insight and personal reflection, he grapples with the challenges of scale, material, and site-specificity that define his groundbreaking work. With vivid descriptions and a direct, uncompromising voice, Serra's "Writings/Interviews" offers an intimate window into the mind of a modern master.
Genres: biography, art, reference, non-fiction
Vibes: intimate, technical, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-reflection, technical-insight
Setting: United States
286 pages · Hardcover · University of Chicago Press