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Kapoor uses colour as a void — vermilion and ultramarine dropped onto a surface until it stops being a surface and becomes a hole.

Anish Kapoor

Painter · Contemporary · b. 1954

British-Indian sculptor whose pigment-coated voids and mirrored surfaces deploy ultramarine, vermilion, and the famously light-eating Vantablack.

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Kapoor uses colour as a void — vermilion and ultramarine dropped onto a surface until it stops being a surface and becomes a hole.

British-Indian sculptor whose pigment-coated voids and mirrored surfaces deploy ultramarine, vermilion, and the famously light-eating Vantablack.

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