Sophie Wahlquist

Caligo (Turquoise), 202322 x 34 x 34cm4000 USD

Details

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ceramic, glaze, bulb, wire and metal chainBaert GalleryLos Angeles

Description

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The image depicts a contemporary glass pendant light fixture. The prominent visual elements are the vibrant, mottled green exterior and the warm, yellow interior. The overall composition features a bowl-like shape with an intricate, textured surface that suggests a natural, organic quality. The subject matter appears to be a unique, artistic interpretation of a light source, blending form and function. The artistic style combines elements of abstract expressionism and studio glass techniques, showcasing the interplay of color, light, and materiality. The context suggests this piece may be part of an experimental lighting design aimed at creating a visually striking and unconventional lighting solution. ...

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Artist

Sophie Wahlquist

1983

As a German transplant to Los Angeles, Sophie Wahlquist’s work combines the dueling sensibilities of a historically rich European lineage of figuration in painting and California’s sun-drenched prism on the natural world. Wahlquist’s paintings depart from a state of mind rather than from a narrative. Playing with different genres of painting and medium, new gestures and perspectives reverse existing ideas. She likes to negotiate the level to which absence can be replaced by clarity of something intangible or how the depiction of something recognizable can become a trigger for imagination. The artist lives and works in Los Angeles. ...

Sophie Wahlquist: Artworks

Sophie WahlquistSearch, find, select, grasp, position, assemble , release, wait, 202210000 USD

Sophie WahlquistUntitled, 20212000 USD

Sophie WahlquistLast Night, 20211200 USD

Sophie WahlquistAnd the Moon Under Her Feet, 20217000 USD

Sophie WahlquistPerch or Fly, 20218000 USD

Sophie WahlquistUntitled, 20211500 USD

Sophie WahlquistForest, 20194500 USD

Sophie WahlquistCanalicoli (Morning), 202315000 USD

Sophie WahlquistCanalicoli (Night), 202310000 USD

Sophie WahlquistCanalicoli (Dawn), 20238000 USD

Sophie WahlquistCanalicoli (Blue), 20236000 USD

Sophie WahlquistCanalicoli (Rainbow), 20236000 USD

Sophie WahlquistCaligo (Rock), 20234000 USD

Sophie WahlquistCaligo (Light blue), 20234000 USD

Sophie WahlquistCaligo (White), 20234000 USD

Sophie WahlquistCaligo (Turquoise), 20234000 USD

Sophie WahlquistIn the garden, 202213500 USD

Sophie WahlquistMaja, 202311500 USD

Sophie WahlquistRolling chairs, 20227500 USD

Sophie WahlquistHold my breath, 20227500 USD

Gallery

Baert Gallery

Los Angeles

Founded in 2016, Baert Gallery maintains a distinct focus on bridging the historical legacies and artistic sensibilities of Europe and Los Angeles. Working with a roster of emerging artists, the gallery is committed to showcasing a diverse program of work that engages complex philosophical, critical, and political concepts while challenging settled and conventional aesthetic expectations. Located in Los Angeles’ Arts District, the gallery is dedicated to fostering and promoting the region’s unique art scene in a spirit of local cooperation and in dedication to mindful sensitivity towards its broader geographical and social milieu. ...