Keto Logua

ancestral flower from scratch and in detail, 201843 x 27cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGallery

sublimation print on satinLc Queisser

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This minimalist artwork features a black and white line drawing of a bouquet of flowers on a stark white background. The composition is composed of several stylized floral elements, including delicate petals and leaves, arranged in a balanced and visually appealing manner. The artist employs a simple yet expressive line work to capture the essence of the flowers, highlighting their organic forms and natural beauty. The overall style and technique suggest a contemporary, almost botanical illustration approach, inviting the viewer to appreciate the intricate details and the beauty of the natural world. ...

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Artist

Keto Logua

The body of work of Keto Logua is diverse: some objects are made of wood, pewter, and steel, others of aluminide, iron, and prints on satin or aluminum. Strongly inspired by the multiplicity and ambiguity of the botanical world, from the floral petals to their sexes, Logua collaborates with botanists, scientists, and architects to depict the flowers' built-in crosscuts and symbols. In search of meaningful fiction, she works through variations and mutations of knowledge, using existing models like 3D and scientific drawings, which she prints, casts, or paints. ...