For what reason did Calder's sculptures often embrace chance?
To Surprise Viewers
They Were Powered by Air Currents or Motors
To Represent Life's Uncertainty
They Were Made Of Fragile Materials
Answer
Alexander Calder's sculptures were often powered by air currents or motors. This allowed them to move and change in unexpected ways, which added a sense of chance to the work. Calder was interested in exploring the relationship between art and nature, and he felt that these kinetic sculptures captured the beauty and unpredictability of the natural world.
Calder's Curiosities: Exploring the Artistry of Alexander Calder
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