‘The objects are intended to possess the objective nature of industrial products. They are not intended to represent anything other than what they are.’
- Charlotte Posenenske

For Charlotte Posenenske, art was not the expression of an individual, but a form of social action. Between 1967 and 1968, Posenenske designed minimalist cardboard tubes. The hollow sculptures consist of various modules that are adaptable to the available space. Each installation can be modified and rearranged. Just like consumer goods, the tubes can be reproduced endlessly, and their market price always remains the same.