A Study of Externality and the Generative Process -Focus of Eva Hesse and Tim Hawkinson-

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The study aims to compare and analyze the sculptural practices of Eva Hesse and Tim Hawkinson through Rosalind Krauss's theory of externality.
Comparative analysis of artworks by Hesse and Hawkinson
Examination of material and environmental interactions in sculpture
Analysis of mechanical devices used in sculptural practices
Hesse's work demonstrates meaning emerges from material processes and environmental interactions.
Hawkinson's use of mechanical devices illustrates the role of external conditions in shaping both form and meaning.
Both artists' works suggest a shift in sculpture from expressing internal intentions to showcasing external processes.

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Comparative analysis shows external factors drive meaning in sculpture by Hesse and Hawkinson, suggesting new interpretations.

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Sang Mi Son (2026) studied this question.

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