Progression

Rob Branigan

Progression, 202432 x 35 x 12cm2800 EUR
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aluminium et acierDS GalerieParis
Description
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The artwork features a pair of delicate, minimalist sculptures composed of silver-toned metal stems with spherical ornaments. The shapes are stark and visually striking, with the stems resembling dandelion flowerheads and the spheres evoking pearls or dewdrops. The overall composition is characterized by a sense of balance and simplicity, with the sculptures' organic forms creating a serene, contemplative atmosphere. The artist's intention appears to be exploring themes of nature, organic forms, and the relationship between light and materiality in a contemporary, abstract manner. ...

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DS Galerie
Gallery
DS Galerie
Paris

DS Galerie is a contemporary art gallery based in Paris. After six years of being a nomad curatorial project (2016–2022), Double Séjour has now become DS Galerie, implemented in Paris and fully metamorphosing into a gallery. The gallery represents and invites French and international artists, mainly from the emerging scene. DS Galerie takes part in international fairs such as Art-O-Rama (Marseille), Paris Photo (FR) and Material (MEX).