Cédric Eisenring

Puder (orange), 202492 x 92cm7400 EUR

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woodcut embossing on velvet, wooden stretcher, wooden frameDreiKöln

Description

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This abstract artwork showcases a striking use of warm, earthy tones, primarily in shades of burnt orange. The composition features a collage of geometric shapes and forms, creating a sense of depth and layering. The overall impression is one of fragmentation and dissonance, with the bold, angular shapes and lines evoking a sense of tension and dynamism. The artist's distinctive style and technique suggest a modernist approach, potentially drawing inspiration from Cubism or other early 20th-century art movements that sought to challenge traditional representational modes. ...

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Artist

Cédric Eisenring

1983 , Swiss

Cédric Eisenring’s practice, spanning media as diverse as photography, print, and site-specific installation, explores the inter-dependency between what is deemed factual, industrial or (infra-)structural and its alleged opposite, the fictional, imaginary or contingent.

Cédric Eisenring: Artworks

Cédric EisenringPuder (gelb), 20246600 EUR

Cédric EisenringPuder (orange), 20247400 EUR

Cédric EisenringPuder (aubergine), 20248400 EUR

Cédric EisenringPuder (ultramarin), 20246500 EUR

Gallery

Drei

Köln

Emerging out of a former project space, Drei has been established as a commercial gallery in 2015 by Dennis Hochköppeler and Jakob Pürling in Cologne, Germany. The gallery features an international and trans-generational program with a focus on cross-disciplinary practices and pushes the cooperation with international galleries and institutions.