Pakhet
Pakhet
Pakhet
Pakhet
Pakhet
Pakhet

Julia Scher

Pakhet, 2024101 x 35.5 x 34.5cmSign in to view price
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Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork depicts a detailed sculpture of an owl, crafted with a minimalist yet elegant approach. The sculpture is rendered in a monochromatic, off-white tone, highlighting the intricate feather patterns and the sculptural form of the owl. The overall composition is balanced and focused, drawing the viewer's attention to the captivating expression and the subtle details of the bird's features. The artist's skillful technique is evident in the smooth, textured surface and the precise rendering of the owl's anatomy. This sculpture likely aims to capture the essence of the owl, a symbol often associated with wisdom and the natural world, within a contemporary artistic context. ...

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Julia Scher
Artist
Julia Scher
B.1954, American

Surveillance society and the predominating principles of authority and control are the focus of Julia Scher’s work. Just as important, however, are related questions of identity and society. For over three decades, her installations and series of works have subverted and upended security systems designed to control both public and private space.

Julia Scher: Artworks
Greta
Julia ScherGreta, 2022
40 x 76 x 30cm
Pakhet
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101 x 35.5 x 34.5cm
Civetta
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Esther Schipper
Gallery
Esther Schipper
Berlin

Esther Schipper founded her first gallery in Cologne in 1989. After German reunification, she opened a satellite space in Berlin in the mid-1990s, ultimately moving its operations there in 1997. The gallery space has since relocated several times within Berlin to accommodate its evolving exhibition program and artists’ needs. In 2015, Esther Schipper acquired Johnen Galerie and integrated its program under the gallery’s name. Esther Schipper opened a company in Korea in 2017, and a public gallery in Seoul in 2022, as well as a gallery location in Paris on Place Vendôme the same year. In 2024, Esther Schipper started an office and a showroom in New York. Throughout its almost 40 year history, the gallery has supported artists who push boundaries and redefine traditional exhibition formats. Building on the early pioneering program, the gallery specializes in fostering institutional support and finding markets for its artists across continents. The gallery’s global growth nurtures cross-cultural dialogue and brings new commitments to local and international artistic communities. Its activities extend beyond exhibitions to include lectures, performances, and events, reinforcing its role as a discursive space for experimentation. Today, Esther Schipper represents a diverse range of international artists, established figures and emerging talents practicing in various media. ...