This contemporary art piece features a striking spiral structure composed of intricate patterns and geometric shapes. The work is primarily black and white, with a bold, abstract design that captures the viewer's attention. The piece appears to be made of metal or a similar material, and the artist has employed a range of techniques, including welding and fabrication, to create this unique sculptural form. The overall composition evokes a sense of movement and dynamism, with the spiraling shape and the inclusion of star-like elements suggesting a cosmic or celestial theme. The artwork's minimalist yet visually compelling nature invites the viewer to contemplate its deeper meaning and the artist's intention behind this thought-provoking creation. ...
Judith Kakon (1988, Basel, Switzerland), currently lives and works in Basel. She received her Master in Fina Arts from Bard MFA, New York (2016) and her Bachelor degree from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem (2013). Her work revolves around the porosity between public and gallery space, and questions of usage, re-use and circulation. While also encompassing sculpture, installation, image-making as well as the use of text sources, frequently borrowed from transnational English. The exhibition as medium plays an intrinsic role in her way of working, occasionally this also results in curatorial and collaborative work. ...
