Free Fall (2021), oil, acrylic, acrylic polymers, ink, diabond, aluminum, and wood, 84 x 106 in | 213.4 x 269.2 cm. © Sarah Sze

Free Fall (2021), oil, acrylic, acrylic polymers, ink, diabond, aluminum, and wood, 84 x 106 in | 213.4 x 269.2 cm. © Sarah Sze

Wider Than the Sky (2021), stainless steel, 7.5 x 72 x 72 in. | 19.1 x 182.9 x 182.9 cm. © Sarah Sze

Wider Than the Sky (2021), stainless steel, 7.5 x 72 x 72 in. | 19.1 x 182.9 x 182.9 cm. © Sarah Sze

Wider Than the Sky (detail)

Wider Than the Sky (detail)

Wider Than the Sky (detail)

Wider Than the Sky (detail)

2023 Pictures at an Exhibition (Gagosian Paris 2024) [Photos] Final [HR] 01.jpg
Pictures at an Exhibition (2023), mixed media, including paper, clamps, string, and stones. Variable overall dimensions © Sarah Sze

Pictures at an Exhibition (2023), mixed media, including paper, clamps, string, and stones. Variable overall dimensions © Sarah Sze

Pictures at an Exhibition (2023), detail

Pictures at an Exhibition (2023), detail

Pictures at an Exhibition (2023), detail

Pictures at an Exhibition (2023), detail

Night Flight (2024), oil, acrylic, acrylic polymers, ink, tape, string, diabond, aluminum, and wood, in three parts, overall 103 x 129 in. | 261.6 x 327.7 cm. © Sarah Sze

Night Flight (2024), oil, acrylic, acrylic polymers, ink, tape, string, diabond, aluminum, and wood, in three parts, overall 103 x 129 in. | 261.6 x 327.7 cm. © Sarah Sze

Night Flight (2024), oil, acrylic, acrylic polymers, ink, tape, string, diabond, aluminum, and wood, in three parts, overall 103 x 129 in. | 261.6 x 327.7 cm. © Sarah Sze

Night Flight (2024), oil, acrylic, acrylic polymers, ink, tape, string, diabond, aluminum, and wood, in three parts, overall 103 x 129 in. | 261.6 x 327.7 cm. © Sarah Sze

Video

Sarah Sze elaborates on the creation of her solo exhibition Timelapse, at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York | March 31 to September 10, 2023.

”A sculpture is constantly growing and dying at the same time. It is a parallel process of construction and deconstruction.” Meet contemporary artist Sarah Sze in her New York studio.

Artist Sarah Sze tackles her most public and challenging installation to-date as she designs an immersive artwork for the Second Avenue Subway in New York City. “Subway stations are one of the most democratic places that you can find,” says Sze, who was one of four artists commissioned by MTA Arts & Design to create work for the new stations along Manhattan’s Upper East Side.