Powerlifestyles (versions II)
Powerlifestyles (versions II)
Powerlifestyles (versions II)

Mathis Altmann

Powerlifestyles (versions II), 202190 x 75 x 12cmPrice on Request
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led matrix screen, stainless steel mirror, chicken bones, video loopFitzpatrick Gallery
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This contemporary art installation features a minimalist yet striking visual aesthetic. The room is bathed in soft pink lighting, creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere. The geometric shapes and patterns on the walls and floor, combined with the subtle lighting, suggest a focus on the interplay of form, color, and space. The arrangement of electronic equipment, cables, and other objects on the floor hint at a technological or interactive element to the piece. Overall, the artwork seems to invite the viewer to engage with the space and experience the nuanced interplay of light, shape, and technology in a thoughtful and meditative way. ...

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Mathis Altmann
Artist
Mathis Altmann
B.1987

Mathis Altmann’s installations and sculptures show a strong socio-critical awareness, and his skillful use of assemblage and collage portrays an intricately complex world. Using consumer goods, waste, everyday objects, and building materials, he creates scenarios that expose the illusion of a glamorous and carefree world and invites the audience to see beyond the surface. Altmann explores themes such as abundance, consumption, disposability, functionality, and superficiality, with a focus on creative digital work in a globalized and accelerated urban environment. He uses fierce irony and targeted hybridization to satirize the need for idealization, even though his works are exemplary, as well as reflects on how humans tend to find patterns and order in everything, resulting in meaningful stories and information. ...

Mathis Altmann: Artworks
Idleness denied
Mathis AltmannIdleness denied, 2022Price on Request
Powerlifestyles (versions II)
Mathis AltmannPowerlifestyles (versions II), 2021Price on Request
wewontwork (inhale/exhale)
Mathis Altmannwewontwork (inhale/exhale), 2021Price on Request
wedontwork
Mathis Altmannwedontwork, 2021Price on Request
nowewont
Mathis Altmannnowewont, 2021Price on Request
wewont
Mathis Altmannwewont, 202114291 USD
Less than zero
Mathis AltmannLess than zero, 202220007 USD
Wired & Stoned
Mathis AltmannWired & Stoned, 202215000 EUR
C'mon Collapse
Mathis AltmannC'mon Collapse, 202218000 EUR
Not yet Titled
Mathis AltmannNot yet Titled, 202312000 EUR
Mid-City II
Mathis AltmannMid-City II, 202325000 USD
Mid-City III (dionysian revel)
Mathis AltmannMid-City III (dionysian revel), 202418000 EUR
Untitled
Mathis AltmannUntitled, 202310000 EUR
Fitzpatrick Gallery
Gallery
Fitzpatrick Gallery
Paris

Established in 2020, Fitzpatrick Gallery is focused on an international program of curated projects in site-specific venues worldwide, and on-site exhibitions at their primary location in Paris, inaugurated in September 2021 in the Marais gallery district at 123 rue de Turenne. They are involved in every level of production with their represented artists, working in close collaboration with institutions, publishing houses, advisory firms, and other partners. Fitzpatrick Gallery builds on the legacy of Freedman Fitzpatrick which was established in 2013 with locations in Los Angeles and Paris. ...