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“OMG” “O My God” “Genetically Modified Organisms”
Real chicken and quail eggs, pigments
Mural works created on the theme of “O My God”
“By doing anything with Nature, we're going to have fish in our eggs.
Parody of GMOs, substances are administered directly into the seed to try to change the natural... it's risky... in Barbara's work, by doing anything with the natural
we catch blue fish in chicken eggs ;) The eggs represent the beginning, life,… birth... It's up to you ;)
Round plexiglass sub box 20cm in diameter and 10cm deep
Price depends on dimensions
Possibility of making an O My God to dimensions
particular
Barbara Greindl, a contemporary Belgian sculptor, boldly explores the absurdity and beauty of the world through works full of humor and commitment. Barbara grew up in an artistic environment influenced by a mother who restored old paintings and a father with eccentric ideas. After working on masterpieces by Flemish masters, Rubens and Rembrandt among others, she turned to contemporary creation. Today, her bronze sculptures, her murals and her oil paintings subtly question the paradoxes of our society, between surrealism and Belgian humor.