Edit Oderbolz

This Song Has No End, 2023Price on Request

Details

Material

bread, electrical cable

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This contemporary art piece features a visually striking mobile sculpture suspended from a metal hanger. The composition employs a minimalist aesthetic, with a series of irregularly shaped wooden discs suspended by thin black cords, creating a sense of weightlessness and movement. The natural tones of the wood contrast with the stark black frame, inviting the viewer to consider the interplay between natural and manmade elements. The overall style suggests a modernist approach, with the artist exploring themes of balance, harmony, and the relationship between form and function. This thought-provoking work invites the audience to reflect on the delicate equilibrium found in nature and the human experience. ...

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Artist

Edit Oderbolz

Edit Oderbolz's artistic practice encompasses sculpture, spatial drawings, objects, and installations. Her work critically engages with the psychological, emotional, and physiological implications of spaces as they are delineated within social constructs. She conducts a nuanced analysis of the dichotomies and confluences inherent in private and public spatial domains. For instance, her public art installation, "SCULPTURE AT" (2018), is an empirical reflection on the multifarious functionalities of the Square over temporal cycles. Informed by these diverse spatial appropriations and an introspective discourse on human spatial expectations, Oderbolz conceives a structure redolent of domestic architecture. This paradigm engenders a critical discourse on urban individuals' perceptions and anticipations of shelter within the urban matrix. Furthermore, through her spatial drawings and objects, Oderbolz underscores the intertwined nature of architectural designs and their contextual settings within broader political and economic landscapes. ...

Edit Oderbolz: Artworks

Edit OderbolzThis Song Has No End, 2023Price on Request