Fiddlehead — Latence III (projet Humain-Non-humain)
Oil on Canvas
11x11in
$5,760
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Anna Sieradzka
France
Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 11.4x11.4in
About this artwork
This work addresses the question of corporeality, which has always interested me, but also considers, from a philosophical perspective, the problem of dualisms and the agency of non-human entities. What is important to me is the reference to a concrete plant and its belonging to the real world. The painting presents a fragment of the plant—the development of the vine—reinforced by highlighting the human characteristics I recognized in the plant at…
this stage of its development.
This series arose from my interest in the body and organic matter, but also from a reflection on boundaries, on everything that lies "in-between." I combine elements that seem to be opposed and, consequently, whose boundaries cannot be clearly defined. I raise the problem of the impossibility of defining a fixed boundary between human and non-human. Beyond that, there are questions about hybridity, dualisms, corporeality... but also about the environment.
This series arose from my interest in the body and organic matter, but also from a reflection on boundaries, on everything that lies "in-between." I combine elements that seem to be opposed and, consequently, whose boundaries cannot be clearly defined. I raise the problem of the impossibility of defining a fixed boundary between human and non-human. Beyond that, there are questions about hybridity, dualisms, corporeality... but also about the environment.
Anna Sieradzka
France
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Anna Sieradzka, visual artist, born in 1976 in Poland, lives and works in France. Graduated in painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, doctor in Intermedia (Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow) and in philosophy (University of Warsaw – thesis on the theory of the contemporary image).
Her practice, informed by philosophical reflection, explores the relationship between matter, time, and process, questioning the boundaries between the human and the non-human. Materiality and corporeality are central to her work, conceived as essential components of existence. She combines various mediums—drawing, painting, video, photography, installation—and organic materials (hair, milk) that allow her to question definitions and reveal forms in perpetual evolution. Surfaces, cracks, spirals, folds—these are all structures that fascinate her, both in the human body and in the natural world.
Her practice, informed by philosophical reflection, explores the relationship between matter, time, and process, questioning the boundaries between the human and the non-human. Materiality and corporeality are central to her work, conceived as essential components of existence. She combines various mediums—drawing, painting, video, photography, installation—and organic materials (hair, milk) that allow her to question definitions and reveal forms in perpetual evolution. Surfaces, cracks, spirals, folds—these are all structures that fascinate her, both in the human body and in the natural world.
Anna Sieradzka
Vigne (2610)
$3,260
