Keto Logua

Attachment, 202280 x 82cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

iron, enamel, protective varnishLc QueisserTbilisi

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract artwork features a bold, dynamic composition of intersecting black lines and organic shapes against a plain white background. The tangled, web-like pattern suggests a sense of chaos and movement, with the lines twisting and overlapping in an intricate, almost chaotic manner. The use of a single, high-contrast color palette emphasizes the artwork's focus on form and composition rather than representational subject matter. The artist's distinctive technique, which appears gestural and spontaneous, lends the piece an energetic, expressive quality that reflects the dynamic, abstract nature of the subject matter. ...

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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.