Bündel, 2012

The artwork pledge

• QUALITY EDUCATION
• AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
• INDUSTRY, INNOVATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE
• REDUCED INEQUALITIES
• RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
• PEACE, JUSTICE, AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS

Tags

• Abstract
• Abuse of Power
• Austria
• Brutalism
• Casting
• Concrete
• Europe
• Existentialism
• Figurative
• France
• Geometric Abstraction
• Metamorphosis
• Nobuo Sekine
• Paul Cézanne
• Power Structure
• Sculpture 3D
• Social
• Time
• Violence
• War

About this artwork

The iron rebars lay wrapped in cloth and cement, perhaps in an attempt to fix a wound or a fracture. The sculpture acknowledges a certain ambivalence of robustness and frailty, construction and ruin.

Thrust, jerked, thrown, wrapped, rolled – in Christoph Weber’s hands, concrete, the commonplace material par excellence, finds constantly new and surprising forms. His objects move as if naturally between the expended brutality and the unexpected poetry of the material. According to the artist, cement and concrete are a symbol of the Anthropocene, the most common material consumed by mankind after water. [based on the text and interview by Gabriel Roland]

More artworks by Christoph Weber

• Christoph Weber Beton Brut Drawing, 2012 Galerie Jocelyn Wolff €2,200 Buy now
• Christoph Weber Bündel, 2012 Galerie Jocelyn Wolff €13,000 Buy now
• Christoph Weber Heap, 2008 Galerie Jocelyn Wolff €6,600 Buy now
• Christoph Weber Not yet titled, 2015 Galerie Jocelyn Wolff €15,500 Buy now

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