Unequal Quarters, 2020

Liam Gillick’s aesthetic draws from the architecture, structures, and organizational systems of our contemporary built environment. This edition series comprises four rods, each divided into four segments of varying lengths, painted in four distinct shades of grey – from white to black. Each rod features the same set of colors, but arranged in a different sequence and with differing segment proportions. The segments cycle through positions across the four rods, creating a systematic variation that echoes the logic of modular design and spatial reconfiguration.