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The artwork features a minimalist, abstract sculpture composed of sleek, monochromatic forms. The work employs a muted, neutral color palette, primarily showcasing shades of beige and off-white. The sculpture's predominant shape is a curved, organic form with a subtle twist, creating a dynamic and visually intriguing composition. The artist's intentional use of minimalist design elements and emphasis on the interplay of negative and positive space suggests a focus on exploring the relationship between form and function within the medium of sculpture. This piece reflects the contemporary art movement's tendency to challenge traditional notions of art through experimental and conceptual approaches. ...
Laura Põld is an Estonian artist whose practice combines interdisciplinary and traditional craft skills with sculpture-based mediums. Through these lenses, she examines posthuman and more-than-human ways of being, caring, community building, and sheltering. She creates large-scale assemblages, constructions and installations from these sources, which playfully disrupt and subvert the typical understanding of art venues.
Since its opening in 2017, PEANA has served as a platform for multidisciplinary production and research of emerging Mexican contemporary art, with a strong emphasis on experimental practices. A recurring characteristic of the artists they support is the continuous evolution of the artistic lineage of conceptual rigorously expressions that are grounded in the plasticity of the artwork’s materiality. Through its off-site and group exhibitions PEANA is interested in the curatorial practice as cultural synthesis that bridges historicized art practices to emerging ones from Mexico and abroad. ...