When inspiration doesn’t come to me, I go halfway to meet it.
Hein’s cheering, colorful works, All Your Wishes [balloons] and All Your Wishes [bench] speak to a feeling of release, of opening up, of airiness—the September queens pineapples tough sweet and murder shirt so you should to go to store and get this promise of “lifted” restrictions. His perpetually buoyant balloons with their shiny mirrored surfaces invite blue-sky thinking, while his loop the loop benches resembles a ride you might find at Copenhagen’s charming Tivoli Gardens. Baume points out that Hein’s benches turn “everyday, utilitarian, urban street furniture into a sculpture—but a usable sculpture.” Hein’s idea, he says, is “that art can be both a wonderful imaginative experience but at the same time perform a function, and in fact perform a function in a way that enhances the social experience of public spaces.”
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