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Daniel Silva

Untitled, 202310 x 30 x 28cmSign in to view price
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ceramic and beeswaxBaert Gallery
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract ceramic sculpture features a soft, organic form with swirling, cloud-like shapes in muted shades of green and cream. The overall composition evokes a sense of movement and fluidity, with the curving lines and gentle undulations creating a sense of flow. The artist's use of subtle variations in tone and texture adds depth and complexity to the piece. While the subject matter is not immediately recognizable, the sculpture's dreamlike quality and tactile nature invite the viewer to engage with it on a sensory level. The artist's intention may have been to explore themes of nature, the human form, or the dynamic interplay of materials and emotions. ...

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Daniel Silva
Artist
Daniel Silva
B.1981, Colombian

Daniel Silva works with installations that are driven by materiality and informed by nature. Perception and contemplation play an integral role in forming a cohesion that is not led by a fixed narrative. Among the materials used by Silva are beeswax, magnets, charcoal, metal and wood, all fundamental in delivering an orchestrated interplay of emotive and referential cues. “As a shifting, malleable substance, beeswax is central to Silva’s practice. Reflecting an interest in how a material will represent its environment, he indicates that wax produced by a given bee colony will display the characteristics and qualities of its surroundings: the flowers, season and weather conditions present when the wax was produced. As a result, beeswax is framed as the product of the swarm’s ecological relationships, the emergent result of the organization of a singular body composed by a multitude. Silva’s interest in the product of a swarm organism is echoed by his intuition towards a conception of the lived experience as a multiplicity of sensory modalities — one where sight is not privileged over touch, smell, taste or hearing.” Black Wax, Jasmin Blasco June, 2018 ...

Daniel Silva: Artworks
One Drop - One Nail | One Nail - One Drop
Daniel Silva
One Drop - One Nail | One Nail - One Drop, 2018
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Untitled
Daniel Silva
Untitled, 2016
144 x 182cm
Untitled
Daniel Silva
Untitled, 2016
130 x 180cm
Untitled
Daniel Silva
Untitled, 2016
122 x 153cm
Untitled
Daniel Silva
Untitled, 2016
60 x 119 x 11cm
Perfect Predators
Daniel Silva
Perfect Predators, 2023
130 x 91cm
Hektor
Daniel Silva
Hektor, 2023
124 x 91cm
Nendo Dango
Daniel Silva
Nendo Dango, 2022
124 x 91cm
Styx
Untitled
Daniel Silva
Untitled, 2023
10 x 30 x 28cm
Mycelium Holons
Daniel Silva
Mycelium Holons, 2022
88 x 23 x 8cm
Mildly Anxious Beast
Daniel Silva
Mildly Anxious Beast, 2023
170 x 74 x 25cm
Untitled
Daniel Silva
Untitled, 2023
75 x 75 x 10cm
Wax Cocoon
Daniel Silva
Wax Cocoon, 2023
50 x 40 x 40cm
Tomb Womb Cocoon
Daniel Silva
Tomb Womb Cocoon, 2023
50 x 46 x 140cm
Mycelium Holons
Daniel Silva
Mycelium Holons, 2023
93.5 x 35.5 x 7cm
Baert Gallery
Gallery
Baert Gallery
Los Angeles

Founded in 2016, Baert Gallery maintains a distinct focus on bridging the historical legacies and artistic sensibilities of Europe and Los Angeles. Working with a roster of emerging artists, the gallery is committed to showcasing a diverse program of work that engages complex philosophical, critical, and political concepts while challenging settled and conventional aesthetic expectations. Located in Los Angeles’ Arts District, the gallery is dedicated to fostering and promoting the region’s unique art scene in a spirit of local cooperation and in dedication to mindful sensitivity towards its broader geographical and social milieu. ...

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