Synthetic Garden
Objects, Wool on Wood
59x39in
$7,870
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Barbara D’Angelo Månsson
Sweden
Related collection
Exhibition Plastic Planet - Barbara D’Angelo Månsson
5 pieces
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Art Fair Participant
- Solo shows participant
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Cotton on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 47.2x39.4in
About this artwork
There Is a Cat in My Backyard extends my exploration of how artificial materials shape our perception of presence, movement, and quiet disruption. Through layered surfaces of discarded textures and tape, the work navigates the subtle tensions between what is seen, what is sensed, and what remains just outside the frame.
Gestural marks and translucent layers echo both vulnerability and persistence, revealing how materials can hold memory even as… they obscure it. The work invites reflection on how artificial surfaces mediate our relationship with the world, and how meaning can emerge from brief, unplanned disturbances.
There Is a Cat in My Backyard becomes a quiet meditation on permeability, presence, and the constant negotiation between the natural and the fabricated within the context of a plastic, shifting planet.
Gestural marks and translucent layers echo both vulnerability and persistence, revealing how materials can hold memory even as… they obscure it. The work invites reflection on how artificial surfaces mediate our relationship with the world, and how meaning can emerge from brief, unplanned disturbances.
There Is a Cat in My Backyard becomes a quiet meditation on permeability, presence, and the constant negotiation between the natural and the fabricated within the context of a plastic, shifting planet.
Barbara D’Angelo Månsson
Sweden
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Art Fair Participant
- Solo shows participant
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Prize-winning abstract conceptual artist whose work explores the intersection of art and science through paintings and sculptures. With a strong background in science, she investigates the relationship between perception, emotion, and rationality.
Her creative process begins with an intuitive response to colors, shapes, or materials, allowing emotion to guide the initial stages before rational thought intervenes. This instinctive approach transitions into a more analytical phase, during which she uncovers underlying narratives and connections within each piece. Wool thread frequently appears as a final element, serving as a personal symbol of connection and the moment of truth achieved in her artistic journey.
Believing that art and science share a foundation of curiosity and experimentation, Barbara D’Angelo Månsson bridges these disciplines—using art to offer an intimate exploration of the human experience while reflecting the rigor and inquiry of scientific discovery.
Her creative process begins with an intuitive response to colors, shapes, or materials, allowing emotion to guide the initial stages before rational thought intervenes. This instinctive approach transitions into a more analytical phase, during which she uncovers underlying narratives and connections within each piece. Wool thread frequently appears as a final element, serving as a personal symbol of connection and the moment of truth achieved in her artistic journey.
Believing that art and science share a foundation of curiosity and experimentation, Barbara D’Angelo Månsson bridges these disciplines—using art to offer an intimate exploration of the human experience while reflecting the rigor and inquiry of scientific discovery.
