Tiril Hasselknippe

Balcony (supplies), 201590 x 90 x 52cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

concrete, steel, water, food colouringDreiKöln

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork depicts a sculptural piece composed of concrete and other industrial materials. The overall composition features an asymmetrical, geometric arrangement of cylindrical and cuboid forms, with visible textures and weathered surfaces. The subject matter appears to be an exploration of balance, materiality, and the interplay between positive and negative space. The artist's style suggests a minimalist, industrial aesthetic, utilizing simple shapes and unfinished materials to create a contemplative and thought-provoking work. The historical context or the artist's intention behind this piece may be to challenge traditional notions of sculpture and to explore the relationship between form, function, and the natural environment. ...

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Artist

Tiril Hasselknippe

1984 , Norwegian

Tiril Hasselknippe’s sculptural work often incorporates moving image, sound as well as text and depicts post-apocalyptic scenarios, reflecting contemporary unrest in a time of constant crisis brought on by global capitalism. Mining architectural histories in order to create deserted, enigmatic situations at the junction of archaeology and science fiction, Hasselknippe explores our collective imagination, its speculations and its fears of the anthropocene.

Tiril Hasselknippe: Artworks

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Tiril HasselknippeBalcony (survival), 2015Price on Request

Tiril HasselknippeThe Future Never Sat Still, 20212000 EUR

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Gallery

Drei

Köln

Emerging out of a former project space, Drei has been established as a commercial gallery in 2015 by Dennis Hochköppeler and Jakob Pürling in Cologne, Germany. The gallery features an international and trans-generational program with a focus on cross-disciplinary practices and pushes the cooperation with international galleries and institutions.