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Nicholas Sullivan

Untitled, 202453.3 x 30.5 x 10.2cm9000 USD
Details
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steel and urethane paintClearingNew York City
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork depicts two red-tipped forks positioned vertically on a plain white pedestal against a neutral background. The composition is minimalist, with the forks serving as the sole focal point. The vibrant red color of the forks contrasts sharply with the crisp white of the pedestal, creating a visually striking and conceptual piece. The artist's use of everyday objects as the subject matter, combined with the stark, geometric presentation, suggests a commentary on the relationship between function and form in modern design. This work exemplifies the artist's exploration of the boundaries between utility and art. ...

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New York City, Los Angeles, Brussels

C L E A R I N G is a contemporary art gallery based in New York, Los Angeles and Brussels. The gallery was founded in 2011, with the focus of showing emerging art. It now represents over 20 living artists, providing many of them - such as Harold Ancart, Korakrit Arunanondchai, Chase Hall, Calvin Marcus and Marina Pinsky - with their first gallery exhibition. The gallery also represents the estates of Eduardo Paolozzi, Bruno Gironcoli and René Heyvaert. C L E A R I N G supports its artists by producing works, exhibitions and books, as well as working closely with public and private institutions. ...