THOMAS HIRSCHHORN Born 1957 in Bern, Switzerland. Lives and works in Paris, France. Thomas Hirschhorn describes his sculptural environments as 'collages in the third dimension' and explains that this means 'putting things together that are not meant to be put together'. Created from the most basic everyday materials, his monumental works are concerned with issues of justice and injustice, power and powerlessness, and moral responsibility.   "To me, the cave is in your brain, the cave is in your mind... You have to build this cave in your mind and to struggle with what happens in this cave, in confronting it with the world." Cavemanman (detail), 2002 Courtesy Barbara Gladstone Gallery © the artist 2009 Back to Artists THOUGHTS JACK 23 SEPTEMBER 2009 when i went to the gallery on an art trip i felt inspired and i wanted to jump for joy !!!!!!! MICHAEL 06 SEPTEMBER 2009 This is amazing I had my first artistic organism. Books as detonator is a great idea. How many people said "a book has changed my life" CHRIS 04 SEPTEMBER 2009 Bobbily MISSYAU 23 AUGUST 2009 what a bizarre experience! its like walking into sc-fi film set but less glamous! not for everyone! definitely not for someone who has a sprained ankle xxx CIRCULAR 26 JULY 2009 Dreamscapes are the landscapes of unreality. LB 08 JULY 2009 1 MAN =? LEAVE A THOUGHT Name (optional) Thought