For a short contemporary-context look, use the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art collection record for Koji Ryui, Petit pois #2 (2022). Checked 29 September 2026. The institutional page identifies the creator, date, sculpture medium as timber and poly-coated wire, and states © Koji Ryui. Its prose discusses attention to everyday materials; that is QAGOMA's interpretation, not our own observation of a classroom object. The page includes an artwork image with separate rights. Link to the official page for looking; do not download, embed, trace, imitate its arrangement, or relicense its image in a SubjectNest aid.
Teacher 5-minute source move: open the page in a school-approved browser or give the source facts below. Ask students to separate (1) record facts (creator, title, year, medium), (2) the institution's interpretation of the practice, and (3) a question a viewer would need the artwork itself or the artist's own words to answer. Then return to A, the original folded card and ask for an independent material decision. “Both use ordinary material” is a broad comparison, not a licence to copy a distinctive artwork. A text-only route can analyse the record facts without requiring sight of the third-party image.
Source facts for an offline room
QAGOMA's catalogue lists Koji Ryui as creator of Petit pois #2 (2022), categorises it as sculpture, and lists timber and poly-coated wire as media. It credits copyright to the artist. These short facts are paraphrased for teaching; the art image and catalogue prose are not reproduced. Verify the live page and its rights before displaying or quoting anything more. No endorsement by QAGOMA or the artist is claimed.