Laura Põld

Their Roots Permeate the Stone (Jasper), 202358 x 75 x 2cm2000 USD

Details

MaterialGallery

wool, acrylic, burlap, feltKogo Gallery

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This contemporary artwork features a striking combination of dark, textured elements and vibrant pops of color. The central focus is a rock-like structure, its surface adorned with intricate patterns and textures resembling the patterns found in nature. The piece utilizes a monochromatic palette with shades of black and grey, punctuated by bold, fiery orange accents that add dynamism and visual interest. The overall composition suggests a raw, primal essence, with the artist potentially exploring themes of the natural world and its inherent power and unpredictability. ...

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Artist

Laura Põld

B.1984, Estonian

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.