The black-framed watercolour in the actual room within which one stands is the same black-framed watercolour located in each of the four watercolour rooms.

100% intersubjective space: caput mortum violet is comprised of two watercolours, one in a thicker deeper black frame and the other in a white frame.

The four coloured rectangles in the black-framed watercolour correspond with similarly sized rooms in the watercolour floorplan to its right. In each of the four rooms there is a framed watercolour on the wall with a black frame.

The coloured space of each rectangle in the black-framed watercolour takes up a certain percentage of the page’s overall space. Caput-Mortum-Violet (upper left rectangle) takes up 42%; Crimson-Lake (upper-right) takes up 15%; Scheveningen-Yellow-Light (lower left) takes up 10.5%; and Vandyke-Brown (lower right) takes up 22.75%.

If we combine these coloured spaces, the total coloured space of the whole page comes to 90.25%. The remaining 9.75% is the space of stares in-between the coloured spaces, stares that — in the floorplan — are also stairs.

22.75% of the black-framed watercolour space is Vandyke-Brown.

10.5% of the black-framed watercolour space is Scheveningen-Yellow-Light.

15% of the black-framed watercolour space is Crimson-Lake.

Within each room an activity occurs that corresponds with the percentage of coloured space of that room. 42% of the black-framed watercolour space is Caput-Mortum-Violet. Although the activity corresponds with this it is, as the same time, independent.

And here the framed watercolour hangs on a wall in a room that corresponds with the Vandyke-Brown rectangle in the black-framed watercolour.

Here, the framed watercolour hangs in a room that corresponds with the Crimson Lake rectangle in the black-framed watercolour.

The framed watercolour on the wall in this room corresponds with the Scheveningen-Yellow-Light shape in the black-framed watercolour.

The framed watercolour here is in a room that corresponds with the Caput Mortum-Violet shape in the black-framed watercolour.

100% intersubjective space: caput mortum violet

Year: 2011

Completed: 05/10/2011

Ontology: Limited edition

Edition: 100% intersubjective space

In edition: 2 view others

100% intersubjective space: Italian Brown Pink Lake
100% intersubjective space: caput mortum violet

Medium: Watercolour, lead pencil on paper and a black frame

HxWxD cm: 60 x 122

Components: 2

Holdings: Available to collect

Concrete Text

ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF 100% INTERSUBJECTIVE SPACE MADE OF 9.75% STARES AT 90.25% COLOUR

Four strangers live in four corner rooms. Unbeknownst to each other, each shares a Caput-Mortum-Violet, Crimson-Lake, Scheveningen-Yellow-Light and Vandyke Brown watercolour in a black frame. They are unknown to each other, yet not alone.

FURNITURE

42% of an old trunk the colour of Caput-Mortum-Violet is filled with chocolate bars that A gives to visitors when they leave
15% incomplete, a garment B plans one day to finish sewing is folded inside a sewing machine case the colour of Crimson-Lake
10.5% of the images still unseen, C is disinclined to put an art catalogue the colour of Scheveningen-Yellow-Light away and so leaves it on the table
22.75% full of tea leaves the colour of Vandyke-Brown, D opens the jar and scoops the tea sparingly to avoid going to the shops too soon
STARES / STAIRS
framed watercolour

Components (please login)

Qty	ID	Medium	HxWxD cm
1	w/colour	Watercolour and lead pencil on paper	42 x 42 (60 x 60 framed)
1	w/colour	Watercolour and lead pencil on paper	52 x 52 (60 x 60 framed)

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100% intersubjective space: caput mortum violet is available to collect.

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