While the 40-year-old Danish sculptor hasn’t had an exhibition since last spring, his work is so odd that we couldn’t help but point it out.  Menné takes the very broad ideas of process and change and incorporates them into his installations. He pairs single materials–wax, stone, plastic–with machines that undergo repetive motions so that the objects get warped and molded over time. For example, he had one machine slowly poor acid onto a piece of stone, so that it eventually whithered into a fragmented pebble. Sort of like watching erosion happen in real-time.

via Sculptures By Henrik Menné Aren’t Finished Until They Get Destroyed | The Creators Project.