Untitled (Sail III)

Alex Ayed

Untitled (Sail III), 2020200 x 177cmSign in to view price
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found textile over canvasZERO…
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Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This minimalist artwork features a neutral-toned canvas with subtle lines and textures running across the surface. The overall composition is balanced and understated, with the linear elements creating a sense of visual harmony. The artist has employed a restrained color palette, relying on the natural tones and grains of the material to convey the work's aesthetic. The sparseness of the design and the focus on basic formal elements suggest an emphasis on process and materiality, reflecting the artist's interest in exploring the inherent qualities of the medium. This pared-down, conceptual approach aligns with the minimalist tradition in contemporary art. ...

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Alex Ayed
Artist
Alex Ayed
B.1989, French/Tunisian

Alex Ayed’s practice is an intricate and conceptual kaleidoscope of the intentional and accidental, living and static, fictional and real. Working in sculpture, installation, assemblage and photography, the French-Tunisian artist “lets things happen” in his surroundings, travels and experiences which he then translates to into playful and poetic objects and constellations, placed inside walls, corners or shelves in the exhibition spaces. Dried-out insects, bits of marble, a stuffed fox, a dead fly, Tunision olive oil soap, present in his works, tell personal stories, as well as allude to the questions of migration and movement, exploration, conquest and trade. Leaving space for the unknown, failure and lack of meaning, Ayed approaches his exhibitions as single works in themselves. Continuously transforming the spaces, inviting the local neighbourhoods, crediting 36 pigeons, two dogs and a snake that contributed in the exhibition-making, he creates assemblages from assemblages. Ayed’s practice is inherently unpredictable, with his works often creating meaning on their own through chance and context. ...

ZERO…
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ZERO…
Milan

Over the years, the gallery has developed a programme of exhibitions with Italian and international artists, focusing on themes related to time, space and the human condition. Moving to Milan in 2003, developed a narrative connected to a nomadic attitude, using different spaces in the city. ZERO... has collaborated with national and international museums, as well as public and private institutions.

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