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OMG O My God

Barbara Greindl

2024 • Belgium

24(L) x 24(H) x 6(D)in

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Barbara Greindl

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Medium : Resin, Plexiglas Without Stand
Dimensions : Length: 23.6in, Height: 23.6in, Depth: 5.9in

About this artwork

“OMG” “O My God” “Genetically Modified Organisms”
O My God talks about OMGs. I used the egg for its symbolism of life and eternity. Human beings have a slight tendency to manipulate natural elements to obtain variations and it's great as long as we don't go overboard. This work denounces with humor and love the abuses in this area. If we "nitpick" too much we'll have curiosities and we'll move away from the natural... In my OMG, we've nitpicked… too much and these are fish that come out of chicken eggs. The fish is one of my characters that we find in my work. I shaped it and named it Hortension. There are also monkeys (Simeon and Odilon) representing the Human Being who is not always very coherent. He realizes but doesn't worry about it. ;
Chicken eggs, quail eggs, resinated and consolidated, pigments under plexiglass box to make this work a large jewel box

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Barbara Greindl

Belgium

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Group shows participant
Established Artist
Solo shows participant
Favorited by galleries
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

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.

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