Laura Põld

Thorns, Twigs, Icicles, Caves, IV, 202383 x 52 x 16cm5000 USD

Details

MaterialGallery

earthenware ceramicsKogo Gallery

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract sculpture features a striking, metallic gray composition with organic, flowing forms that appear to defy gravity. The intricate, sculptural elements seamlessly intertwine, creating a sense of movement and dynamism. The work seems to explore themes of balance and tension, utilizing innovative techniques that push the boundaries of traditional metal working. The artist's intention behind this piece likely reflects a desire to challenge perceptions and encourage viewers to contemplate the relationship between negative and positive space, as well as the malleability of materials. ...

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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.