Eraserlife # 6

Marta Riniker-Radich

Eraserlife # 6, 201314.8 x 21cmPrice on Request
Details
MaterialGalleryLocation
colored pencil and pencil on paperGalerie Francesca PiaZürich
Description
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The artwork features a minimalist composition with two prominent colors, yellow and turquoise, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. At the center, ...

a white, amorphous form emerges, resembling an organic, softly contoured shape. The distinctive technique employed appears to be a delicate, almost photographic rendering, evoking a sense of ethereal, dreamlike quality. The overall impression suggests a contemplative exploration of natural forms and their essence, inviting the viewer to ponder the interplay between simplicity and complexity.

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Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Artist
Marta Riniker-Radich

Riniker-Radich is a painter well-known for her luminescent pencil drawings. She has refined her drawing practice by using simple techniques and materials, yet still achieves a powerful effect through the masterful use of colour and layering. Her drawings, which are executed in series of A4 paper with coloured pencils, offer a glimpse into abstract realities that interact with other mediums including text, objects, and site-specific installations, to create overarching narratives. This is seen in her exhibition Every Home a Fortress Every Hearth a Blossom, in which drawings of cupcakes and Easter eggs are displayed in stark domestic settings alongside objects that evoke the cult of survivalism. Riniker-Radich's projects often derive from specific historical events or situations, ...

such as the California electricity crisis of the late 1990s or the petroleum industry in Texas. Through her work, she examines the impact that socio-political and economic factors have on human behavior, as well as the development of power structures, both individual and corporate. The highlighted themes in her work, such as cronyism, insecurity, and regression to childhood, feature a network of symbols and fictionalized narratives that offer insights into the complexities of modern life.

Marta Riniker-Radich: Artworks
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
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Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
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Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
Marta Riniker-RadichPhysical Assets Are Always the Last Resort, 2022Price on Request
Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
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Physical Assets Are Always the Last Resort
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No Fly by Night Pamphleteer
Marta Riniker-RadichNo Fly by Night Pamphleteer, 2021Price on Request
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Untitled
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And Now the Inevitable Is Staring Them in Their Wobbly Faces
Marta Riniker-RadichAnd Now the Inevitable Is Staring Them in Their Wobbly Faces, 2020Price on Request
And Now the Inevitable Is Staring Them in Their Wobbly Faces
Marta Riniker-RadichAnd Now the Inevitable Is Staring Them in Their Wobbly Faces, 2020Price on Request
And Now the Inevitable Is Staring Them in Their Wobbly Faces
Marta Riniker-RadichAnd Now the Inevitable Is Staring Them in Their Wobbly Faces, 2020Price on Request
And Now the Inevitable Is Staring Them in Their Wobbly Faces
Marta Riniker-RadichAnd Now the Inevitable Is Staring Them in Their Wobbly Faces, 2020Price on Request
With No Apologies
Marta Riniker-RadichWith No Apologies, 2019Price on Request
Unwelcome Gifts
Marta Riniker-RadichUnwelcome Gifts, 2019Price on Request
Born to Lead
Marta Riniker-RadichBorn to Lead, 2019Price on Request
An Unattainable Memory
Marta Riniker-RadichAn Unattainable Memory, 2019Price on Request
Born to Lead
Marta Riniker-RadichBorn to Lead, 2019Price on Request
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Marta Riniker-RadichBorn to Lead, 2019Price on Request
A Highly Sophisticated Security Blanket
Marta Riniker-RadichA Highly Sophisticated Security Blanket, 2015Price on Request
The enemy within 7
Marta Riniker-RadichThe enemy within 7, 2017Price on Request
The enemy within 6
Marta Riniker-RadichThe enemy within 6, 2017Price on Request
The enemy within 1
Marta Riniker-RadichThe enemy within 1, 2017Price on Request
Granular and fatty degeneration
Marta Riniker-RadichGranular and fatty degeneration, 2016Price on Request
Formation of very large, tough curds
Marta Riniker-RadichFormation of very large, tough curds, 2016Price on Request
The x-ray test meal
Marta Riniker-RadichThe x-ray test meal, 2016Price on Request
Eraserlife # 6
Marta Riniker-RadichEraserlife # 6, 2013Price on Request
Eraserlife # 5
Marta Riniker-RadichEraserlife # 5, 2013Price on Request
Eraserlife # 3
Marta Riniker-RadichEraserlife # 3, 2013Price on Request
Eraserlife # 1
Marta Riniker-RadichEraserlife # 1, 2013Price on Request
Manhood
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Licking his ice cream cone)
Marta Riniker-RadichLicking his ice cream cone), 2013Price on Request
Tanzania
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Untitled
Marta Riniker-RadichUntitled, 2012Price on Request
Untitled
Marta Riniker-RadichUntitled, 2012Price on Request
Untitled
Marta Riniker-RadichUntitled, 2010Price on Request
Untitled
Marta Riniker-RadichUntitled, 2012Price on Request
Galerie Francesca Pia
Gallery
Galerie Francesca Pia
Zürich

Galerie Francesca Pia was founded 1990 in Bern and from their first exhibitions forward has consistently fostered contemporary artists including Betty Woodman (1990), Peter Fischli & David Weiss (1992), Hans-Peter Feldmann (1993), Thomas Bayrle (1998), Mai-Thu Perret (2000), Wade Guyton (2004), Jutta Koether (2008) and Rochelle Feinstein (2016) et al. Today the gallery is known for the discovery and promotion of emerging artists. After 16 years in Bern, the gallery moved to a larger space in Zurich in 2007. In 2012 the gallery extended and relocated to a more generous space in the historic Löwenbrau building, where it continues to engage in an ambitious program, representing over thirty artists of different generations.