Gut feeling III
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Stone, modeling clay, motors, electronicsHannah Hoffman Gallery
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The image depicts a collection of smooth, natural stones of varying shapes and sizes. The predominant colors are earthy tones of beige and gray, with a matte, textured surface that suggests they are river or beach stones. The overall composition has an organic, minimalist feel, with the stones arranged in a simple, unstructured manner. The inclusion of white headphone cables snaking through and around the stones adds an unexpected, almost whimsical element, contrasting the natural, untouched quality of the stones. The artwork appears to explore the intersection of nature and technology, inviting the viewer to consider the relationship between the natural and the man-made. The artist's intention may be to prompt reflection on themes of connectivity, impermanence, and the blending of the organic and digital realms. ...

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B.1984, Ukrainian/British

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⌀60cm
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Olga Balema
Computer, 2021
42500 x 1000cm
Serious topics
Olga Balema
Serious topics, 2015
112 x 58 x 54cm
Threat to Civilization 2
Olga Balema
Threat to Civilization 2, 2015
47 x 99 x 94cm
Threat to Civilization 1
Olga Balema
Threat to Civilization 1, 2015
30 x 82 x 180cm
Analysis penetrates the surface
Olga Balema
Analysis penetrates the surface, 2015
37 x 120 x 20cm
Latest scientific research
Olga Balema
Latest scientific research, 2015
42 x 105 x 78cm
Interior Biomorphic Attachment (5)
Olga Balema
Interior Biomorphic Attachment (5), 2014
61 x 370.8 x 30.5cm
Interior Biomorphic Attachment
Olga Balema
Interior Biomorphic Attachment, 2016
160 x 30 x 40cm
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80 x 102 x 40cm
Globe
Olga Balema
Globe, 2016
96.5 x 61 x 51cm
Everybody and their mother
Olga Balema
Everybody and their mother, 2016
135 x 152 x 15cm
Vorn der vorgeschichtlichen Zeit bis zum ende der Völkerwanderung
Olga Balema
Vorn der vorgeschichtlichen Zeit bis zum ende der Völkerwanderung, 2016
90 x 160cm
Our America Spread of Western Civilization
Olga Balema
Our America Spread of Western Civilization, 2016
220 x 100cm
Motherfucker
Olga Balema
Motherfucker, 2016
73 x 110 x 12cm
the gift of tears
Olga Balema
the gift of tears, 2017
60 x 60 x 30cm
Appetite
Olga Balema
Appetite, 2017
90 x 50 x 30cm
Floor
Olga Balema
Floor, 2019
76 x 152 x 177cm
Leaf
Olga Balema
Leaf, 2019
43 x 111 x 58cm
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Olga Balema
Threat to Civilization 2, 2015
48 x 100 x 95cm
Loop 238
Olga Balema
Loop 238, 2025
50 x 38 x 49cm
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Hannah Hoffman Gallery
Gallery
Hannah Hoffman Gallery
Los Angeles

Hannah Hoffman, Los Angeles opened in May 2013. The gallery maintains a program of international contemporary artists alongside historical exhibitions with a particular focus on feminist and conceptual practices.

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