A Study on the Non-object of Anish Kapoor in Post Modern Art: Selected Artworks of Anish Kapoor’s Concept Space and Infinity

This research paper examines new media art within the postmodern context, focusing on how contemporary artists expand traditional boundaries of form and medium. The study centers on Anish Kapoor’s evocative artworks, which provide a vital lens for grasping space and infinity in todays art world. Through industrial materials, gleaming reflective surfaces, and monumental installations, Kapoor builds immersive realms that unsettle visual certainty and summon a profound sense of boundlessness. While not rooted in digital tech, his practice syncs seamlessly with postmodern new media discourse by reimagining sculpture as dynamic, bodily encounter with space. In essence, Kapoor pushes new media art beyond technological boundaries, underscoring its rich perceptual and intellectual possibilities in contemporary creation. Although Kapoor’s approach shuns heavy reliance on digital technologies, it aligns strikingly with postmodern new media discource by transforming sculpture form a static object into a fluid, spatial phenomenon that demands embodied participation.