Michelle Grabner

Untitled, 2021123.2 x 123.2 x 4.4cm41500 USD

Details

Material

flashe, enamel, gesso on canvas, painted wood frame

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract artwork features a grid-like composition of small, densely packed dots in varying shades of gray and white. The overall impression is one of organized repetition, with the uniform arrangement of the dots creating a sense of visual rhythm and texture. The artist has employed a minimalist, conceptual approach, focusing on the interplay of light and form to produce a meditative and subtly expressive piece. The work reflects the artist's interest in exploring the relationship between the simplicity of geometric forms and the complexities of perception, inviting the viewer to engage with the nuances of the visual experience. ...

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Artist

Michelle Grabner

B.1962, American

Michelle Grabner is a multidisciplinary artist known for her meticulous, process-oriented approach to abstraction. Active since the early 1990s, she has conducted an enduring investigation into the intricacies of patterns and repetitive formations. While her artistic methodology shares affinities with historical antecedents, particularly those that delve into the complexities and paradoxes of originality, her work surpasses mere replication or tribute, thereby challenging conventional notions of sameness and uniformity. Her handcrafted gestures emphasize the subtle variations that exist among objects, visual images, and other forms of representation. In her practice, Grabner explores what could be described as "unstable Similitude"—a concentration on the attribute of similarity that still allows for distinct experiential nuances. This concept is akin to how daily routines can appear externally consistent, while each occurrence evokes a unique set of sensory and emotional responses. Her affinity for grid-based compositions stems from a reflective study of behavioral patterns and social conditions, which includes feminist inquiries into the historical lineage of textile arts and the traditions of pattern creation. ...