One of Four Corners of Infinity (2010) is a piece where each corner is an independent entity. I had all four pieces made by a carpenter in Reykjavik and some time later I went to visit his workshop. While we were chatting, I looked around and saw one of these corners on his work bench. I asked him what it was, and he answered: ‘Oh, I made one test before making the other four’. I asked if I could buy it and he said: ‘Please take it. I’d throw it away otherwise.’ So I got the fifth corner. This was literally given to me. I’m afraid I wouldn’t have invented it myself. But I was very pleased with it, and it was very welcome. Since then, each corner has been suspended from the ceiling from three strings, with one exception, which is slightly elevated from the floor and that work gets the title One of Four Corners of Infinity and the Fifth Corner (2010–11)