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This extraordinary silicone wall sculpture, in vibrant neon blue and green, exudes a captivating, almost otherworldly presence. The spherical, organic forms evoke the structures of an alien planet or a cake with icing. The surface invites the viewer to discover new perspectives.
In this artwork, I combine intensely radiant, organic elements with high-quality silicone to create a tactile composition that exudes freshness, energy, and vibrancy. The… bold neon green symbolizes growth and vitality – an invitation to invigorate and inspire any space.
Each individual form is created through a complex process: Starting with a model made of plasticine, plaster molds are created into which silicone is then poured. This demanding, handcrafted process, along with the careful composition of the numerous individual elements, makes each piece a unique and distinctive work of art.
The sprawling cosmos of Dortmund artist Barbara Koch zooms viewers into a magical world of her own. Koch uses media such as painting, sculpture, and installations and trained at renowned art schools such as the University of Applied Sciences in Dortmund and the Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan. Her distinctive style, characterized by a professional and conscious approach to her chosen visual language, focuses on the classic casting of abstract-figurative formations, incorporating initial drawings, models, and ultimately silicone elements into the creative process. The biomorphic formations, often made of silicone, seem to exude a toxic beauty. The works are typically multi-partite, evoking associations with swarms, lichens, and fungi, as well as imaginative magnifications of microcosmic phenomena and flourishing, intact underwater worlds.