This contemporary sculptural work features a stark, minimalist design. The piece is composed of a simple white form with a contrasting black handle or appendage protruding from the side. The overall shape and configuration suggest a utilitarian function, perhaps that of a tool or household object. The juxtaposition of the clean, monochromatic color palette and the ambiguous yet recognizable form creates a sense of visual tension, inviting the viewer to consider the intent behind this unconventional and thought-provoking artistic interpretation of a common object. The artist's aim appears to be challenging traditional notions of function and design through this abstract, deconstructed representation. ...
Using objects, spare parts and industrial materials, Thibault Hiss works with gestures that these materials allow him. The materials bend, fit together, wedge and support each other, both mechanically and manually. In arrangements made from salvaged materials or produced by 3D printers, some components of everyday life and animal figures are recognisable. The objects he uses fit together unexpectedly, creating a pure assemblage of many components, bringing in light disturbing conjectures. ...
