Megan Plunkett

Attitudinal Beliefs 01, 202415 x 9 x 1cmPrice on Request

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The artwork features a striking metallic sculpture with a crumpled, angular appearance. The composition is dominated by a distinctive golden-hued form that appears to be compressed and distorted, creating a visually intriguing, almost sculptural effect. The overall style is minimalist, with a focus on the sculptural qualities of the material and its interaction with light and shadow. This work likely explores themes of transformation, the malleability of form, and the interplay between industrial materials and artistic expression, reflecting the artist's exploration of the boundaries between function and aesthetics. ...

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Artist

Megan Plunkett

1985 , American

Megan Plunkett (b. 1985 in Pasadena, CA, US) lives and works in Los Angeles, US. The image-based practice of Megan Plunkett is an investigation of material conditions and visual economies of reality in photography. Working with the physical space of an exhibition, she utilises movement, seriality and other types of disambiguation to cultivate a sense of estrangement and distance within familiar and mundane images, often harvested online. Her installations are set up to create moments where the material conditions of an image are made clear, and then disrupted. As such, Plunkett’s work is constantly pushing back against a false sense of totality or wholeness in favour of a photographic activity that expands outwards, where images are invariably bound up and imbricated with each other and their archive. ...