Glass

Mika Rottenberg

Glass, 201865 x 40.5cm500 GBP
Details
Material
digital pigment print on somerset photosatin 300gsm
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This vibrant abstract artwork features a dynamic blend of warm, fiery colors that create a captivating visual experience. The piece utilizes a diverse array of shapes and textures, ranging from amorphous blobs to intricate patterns, generating a sense of energetic movement and visual complexity. The artist's distinctive technique, likely involving layers of paint and unconventional materials, contributes to the work's textural richness and depth. While the subject matter is not readily identifiable, the artwork evokes a sense of organic growth and natural phenomena, inviting the viewer to engage with the work on an emotional and interpretive level. ...

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Mika Rottenberg
Artist
Mika Rottenberg
B.1976, Argentinian/Israeli

Through humour, seduction, confusion and absurdity, Buenos Aires-born, New York-based artist Mika Rottenberg explores notions of labour, production, global economy and hyper-capitalist existence. Working in film, sculpture and architectural installation, she creates strange and chaotic universes where representation and real-life are interviewed in a way to reveal the absurdity of the human condition. Rottenberg’s works are inhabited by plastic, pearls and ponytails, vivid colours, deformed noses and fake flowers. Her absurdist films, depicting protagonists performing tasks in strange factories, are often accompanied by even stranger sculptures and installations. Describing her work as “social surrealism” and drawing inspiration from Marxist theory, the artist eschews images and narratives to avoid normative logic and to reveal reality as being stranger than fiction. ...

Mika Rottenberg: Artworks
Bowls Balls Souls Holes
Mika RottenbergBowls Balls Souls Holes, 2014Price on Request
AC Trio
Mika RottenbergAC Trio, 2016Price on Request
Cosmic Generator
Mika RottenbergCosmic Generator, 2017Price on Request
Mary's Cheries
Mika RottenbergMary's Cheries, 2004Price on Request
Ponytails
Mika RottenbergPonytails, 2018Price on Request
Sneeze
Mika RottenbergSneeze, 2012Price on Request
NoNoseKnows
Mika RottenbergNoNoseKnows, 2015Price on Request
Glass
Mika RottenbergGlass, 2018500 GBP