Maria Szakats

Eagles Spinning II, 202318 x 25cmSign in to view price

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"Eagles Spinning II" by Maria Szakats showcases a subtle blend of sky blue and earthy tones, rendered with soft, fuzzy textures that suggest motion and blending. The abstract form hints at the dynamic movement of an eagle in flight, utilizing the tactile nature of textile to create fluidity. Szakats employs a unique technique where the fabric's texture enhances visual depth and motion. This piece reflects her transition from fashion to fine art, exploring the interplay between image, material, and the value of artisanal time in production. ...

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Artist

Maria Szakats

B.1984, Austrian

Born in Romania in 1984, Maria Szakats is an Austrian artist who graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs and now lives and works in Paris. Working mainly with textiles and using a wide range of techniques, she produces works combining textiles and installation, and attempts to create a tension between craft, image and material. After fifteen years' experience as a stylist in the fashion industry, Maria Szakats decided in 2021 to refocus her work on purely artistic considerations, developing a practice that questions notions of value in terms of production time, value, use and material. ...

Maria Szakats: Artworks

Maria SzakatsEagles Spinning I, 2023

21 x 28cm

Maria SzakatsEagles Spinning II, 2023

18 x 25cm

Maria SzakatsAttack, 2023

29 x 23cm

Maria SzakatsDalmatian II, 2023

25 x 19cm

Maria SzakatsSnap Dragon I, 2023

19 x 27.5cm

Maria SzakatsSnap Dragon II, 2023

23.5 x 16.5cm

Maria SzakatsSnap Dragon V, 2023

19 x 23.5cm

Maria SzakatsMonkey Face II, 2023

17.5 x 22cm

Maria SzakatsMonkey Face III, 2023

21 x 26cm

Maria SzakatsNaked Men I, 2023

16 x 20.5cm

Maria SzakatsNaked Men III, 2023

18.5 x 23.5cm

Maria SzakatsAttack IV, 2023

27 x 20cm

Maria SzakatsDalmatian III, 2023

27.5 x 20.5cm

Maria SzakatsBélier, 2024

30 x 24cm

Maria SzakatsNaked Men V, 2024

23 x 17.5cm

Maria SzakatsUntitled III, 2024

21 x 21cm

Gallery

GALERIE CHLOE SALGADO

Paris

Inaugurated in October 2018, GALERIE CHLOE SALGADO is a contemporary art gallery in Paris representing emerging international artists. Working hand in hand with the artists, the gallery aims to break with the notion of a gallery as an elitist space proposing instead a place of support, discovery and sharing, while also encouraging new generations of collectors and art enthusiasts.