Akkumulation I (FS-BP-01)
Plastic
12x16x1in
$520
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Carolin Emmerling
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
Other artworks by Carolin Emmerling
Artwork details
- Medium : Plastic Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 11.8in, Height: 15.7in, Depth: 0.8in
About this artwork
Hundreds of thermally deformed plastic elements coalesce into a relief-like structure that oscillates between order and dissolution. The intense colors contrast with the physical fragility of the material, whose molten structures and irregular densities make the process of heat treatment visible.
Between playful surface and controlled decay, a study emerges on fragile stability, material tension and the aesthetic power of process-oriented transformation.
Between playful surface and controlled decay, a study emerges on fragile stability, material tension and the aesthetic power of process-oriented transformation.
Carolin Emmerling
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Carolin Emmerling works in cycles and chapters.
In her current series Fragile Stability, she examines the tension between material stability and instability.
Her works are created from everyday and synthetic materials such as makeup, nail polish, nylon, and thermoplastics. Each piece captures a fragile state as a fixed snapshot.
In her current series Fragile Stability, she examines the tension between material stability and instability.
Her works are created from everyday and synthetic materials such as makeup, nail polish, nylon, and thermoplastics. Each piece captures a fragile state as a fixed snapshot.
Carolin Emmerling
Akkumulation II (FS-BP-02)
$520
