Grandad 1 (Ploughman John)

Jesse Darling

Grandad 1 (Ploughman John), 2023145 x 24 x 33cmSign in to view price
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béquille, râteau, chaîne, bois crutch, rake, chain, woodArcadia Missa
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork depicts a wooden stick attached to a metal frame and chain, presented in a minimalist composition against a neutral background. The simple, found-object design and natural materials suggest an exploration of the contrast between organic and industrial elements. The artist's intention may be to prompt contemplation on the nature of everyday objects and their potential for creative transformation. Through this understated yet thought-provoking piece, the curator invites the viewer to engage with the interplay of form, function, and the unexpected possibilities within the mundane. ...

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Arcadia Missa
Gallery
Arcadia Missa
London

Arcadia Missa is a contemporary art gallery based in London, established as a commercial space in 2015 following its foundation as a project space in 2011. The gallery has developed a distinct identity through its commitment to supporting emerging and mid-career artists whose practices critically engage with the social, political, and cultural conditions of our time. Operating from its space in London's West End, Arcadia Missa maintains a focused curatorial approach, presenting ambitious, concept-driven exhibitions that span a wide range of media, including painting, installation, performance, and video. The gallery’s program is deeply rooted in intellectual inquiry and fosters critical dialogue across disciplines. With a strong presence in international exhibitions, biennials, and collections, Arcadia Missa plays an important role in shaping contemporary art discourse. Its artists regularly contribute to major institutional shows and are represented in both public and private collections worldwide. Through its dynamic programming and global reach, the gallery continues to act as a platform for thought-provoking, future-oriented artistic practices. ...