Gehäuse (And there was a feeling of warmth, of being accepted)

Philip Seibel

Gehäuse (And there was a feeling of warmth, of being accepted), 2024100 x 36 x 18cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGallery

acrylic glass, aluminum, lacquerLo Brutto Stahl

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This minimalist artwork utilizes a stark black-and-white color palette and clean, geometric shapes to create a sense of order and simplicity. The composition features a rectangular frame with vertical lines, suggesting a modular or architectural design. The overall effect is one of precision and balance, highlighting the artist's focus on form and negative space. The piece likely reflects the principles of modern and contemporary design, aiming to evoke a contemplative response from the viewer through its restrained yet impactful visual language. ...

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Artist

Philip Seibel

B.1980, German

Philip Seibel is a sculptor with a background in instrument making. As such, his work treads a fine line between industrial manufacturing and traditional craft techniques. Precision and concentration are at the heart of his practice, which can be seen in another characteristic of his work, the fine lines of his painterly gestures. Seibel's work is often based on a historical, research-based practice. The final work of art represents not only the production process itself in terms of materials, but also in terms of knowledge. ...