Aura Rosenberg

Untitled, 198972 x 56cm8860 USD

Details

Material

c-print, passepartout, wooden frame

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features a visually striking composition with a rich, earthy color palette dominated by warm tones of brown and red. The focal point is an abstract, organic form that appears to be a decaying floral element, surrounded by delicate, gossamer-like details. The overall impression is one of fragility and transience, with the composition conveying a sense of the cycle of growth and decay in nature. The artist's technique likely involves the use of unique photographic processes or manipulations to achieve this evocative, dreamlike aesthetic. This piece may explore themes of the ephemeral nature of life and the beauty found in natural impermanence. ...

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Artist

Aura Rosenberg

B.1949, American

Aura Rosenberg is a multidisciplinary artist whose creative endeavors traverse painting, photography, film, sculpture, performance, and installation art. She frequently integrates multiple artistic mediums within individual collections, establishing a distinctive, innovative series each time. Throughout her five decade career, Rosenberg has developed a unique lexicon of references and intellectual concepts, which weave together divergent themes—from sexuality and history to motherhood—establishing intriguing juxtapositions that reveal inherent tensions. Rosenberg's eclectic repertoire of references encompasses a wide array of subjects, spanning from the Golden Age of Porn to Classical sculpture, and extending to critical theory. With agility and acuity, she explores intricate concepts relating to gender, family, sexuality, history, pop culture, and memory. While the themes she navigates may vary, a common thread in her work is its grounding in quotidian life. In the series “Who Am I? What Am I? Where Am I?” she unites her daughter and her cohort with fellow artists to produce poignant, and occasionally contentious, portraits. ...