Michael Blackburn's ART ZERO
In keeping with the ethos of Art Zero, the triangle was constructed out of materials (and tools) that were found on site. As a result it was quite small in size and, although clearly visible from the chosen viewing point, presented a minimal image to the viewer.
THE WHITE TRIANGLE
On the 5th and 6th August 1999 with the assistance of Dr Geoffrey Matthews I constructed a white triangle out of asbestos gutters and old bricks (painted white) on a hillside just outside Binbrook in Lincolnshire. The triangle was about 6 to 7 metres in height and constructed in such a way as to appear as a perfect equilateral when viewed from a certain spot at the corner of the nearby road.
