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Do-Ho Suh – Cause & Effect
Group 44: Miranda Sanford, Eric O. Scott, David Schakarov, Group Statement: It was difficult to decipher the convoluted sculpture titled “Cause & Effect” because of its abstractness. In order to better understand our own artistic adaptations and achieve a well-rounded… Continue Reading →
Do Ho Suh’s Cause & Effect Artist Background: Do-Ho Suh, a nationally recognized installation artist and sculptor, was born in 1962 in Seoul, Korea. He earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts in painting from Seoul… Continue Reading →
by Brenna Counsell and Ana Wichman Introduction Do Ho Suh’s Cause & Effect sculpture is nearly two stories tall and made of acrylic men stacked on each others shoulders. The piece’s creation is based around the relationship between the… Continue Reading →
Do Ho Suh: “Cause & Effect” By: Penn Anderson, Cayla Dean, Eris Peterson Background: In 2012, sculptor Do Ho Suh constructed “Cause & Effect” as a physical representation of human existence and the relationship between the individual and the community…. Continue Reading →
Do-Ho Suh~ Do-Ho Suh was born in South Korea. He enrolled in the Seoul National University and studied oriental painting. Following his time studying, he did his service for his country by being in the South Korean… Continue Reading →
This short film is an inspired reaction to Do-Ho Suh’s Cause and Effect (2012) sculpture and the human towers of Catalonia, Spain. It was our objective to illustrate the power people can harness when they come together as one. Hopefully, this will… Continue Reading →
Cause & Effect was installed in its current form in Academic West at Western Washington University in 2012. The sculpture is almost two stories tall and made up of acrylic men stacked on top of each other and held together… Continue Reading →
ABOUT CAUSE & EFFECT Do Ho Suh received a honorary doctorate degree from WWU and had the opportunity to create a piece of artwork for the WWU campus. In an interview with Artech Inc describing his work “Cause and Effect”,… Continue Reading →
The sculpture was made in 2012, after a similar larger version that is currently on display at the Lehmann Maupin Gallery in New York. The smaller version on display at Western Washington University is 19 feet long and 8 feet across, composed… Continue Reading →