Cyprien Gaillard's 'From Geographical Analogies' artwork details and exhibition context

Cyprien Gaillard created 'From Geographical Analogies' between 2006 and 2009, a mixed-media piece measuring 25 9/16 by 18 7/8 by 3 15/16 inches. The work incorporates dye diffusion transfer prints, commonly known as Polaroids, along with wood, glass, and cardboard. It was featured on artcritical on July 29, 2010, at 12:53 pm. The artist is represented by Laura Bartlett Gallery in London and Bugada & Cargnel in Paris. This entry highlights Gaillard's exploration of material and geographical themes through a specific artwork. The piece exemplifies his interest in analog processes and spatial relationships. Its documentation on the artcritical platform provides a record of his early 21st-century output. The artwork's dimensions and materials are precisely detailed, underscoring its physical presence.