laser engraving on fujifilm, crystal archive paperNoah Klink
Description
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This abstract artwork features a minimalist composition of geometric shapes in shades of blue. The canvas is divided into various angular planes, with faint pencil lines and sketches creating a sense of depth and movement. The overall impression is one of simplicity and precision, with the artist employing a restrained palette and techniques to convey a contemplative, meditative mood. This piece likely reflects the artist's exploration of the relationship between form, space, and the viewer's perception, offering a contemporary interpretation of the modernist tradition. ...
Critically engaging with the workings of entertainment and commercialized experiences, Gerrit Frohne-Brinkmann seeks the intersection between early cultural forms and today’s popular performance formats. Fuelled by his interest in natural sciences, the artist uses fossils, fake mummies or younger but already outdated technology to question our notion and relation to history, time, and the present. Comprising large-scale installations, performances, series of ceramic objects, the usage of odor and prints and drawings, among other forms, Frohne-Brinkmann’s practice is broad in its use of techniques and media. Pervading all the works is a humorous, detailed link of prehistoric and current contexts and cultures. ...
