Rainer judd biography of albert

Originally published in Cereal Magazine Volume 16

“People tend to think of my father primarily as an artist, but he was also an architect. These two aspects of his practice are part of one whole – they are both about our relationship to space.

How we see, and where we stand.” The question of where we stand is political, moral, and personal. But it comes down to the basic fact of the earth under our feet. I am standing with Rainer Judd on the concrete floor of the Judd Foundation’s offices in Marfa, West Texas.

And we are standing in the Chihuahuan Desert. And all around us, is space.

Space was what Judd found when he moved from New York to Marfa in the early 1970s.

Biography of albert einstein

Space suspended between the wide streets of the small Texan town with its flat faced stores and wedding cake court house. Space, which rolled across the scrub of the desert, and brushed the edge of the bowl blue sky.

“He came here because he wanted his works to be installed as he intended,” e