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Carsten Höller
Belgium
Artist highlights
- Famous Artist
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Printing : Analogue
- Dimensions : 53.9x38.2in
About this artwork
Limited edition
Edition 5/5
Screen printing on fabric
Not signed
Frame Not included
Condition: The artwork is in perfect condition
Edition 5/5
Screen printing on fabric
Not signed
Frame Not included
Condition: The artwork is in perfect condition
Carsten Höller
Belgium
Credentials
- Famous Artist
Carsten Höller is a German artist known for immersive installations that blur the boundaries between art, science, and human perception. With a background in agricultural science, Höller explores themes of experimentation, doubt, and altered sensory experience through works that often invite direct physical participation—such as slides, revolving environments, and perceptual tests. His practice challenges viewers to question how they perceive reality, transforming the exhibition space into a site of curiosity, play, and psychological inquiry.
Carsten Höller
Anna, 7 a.m. Herbstzeitlose
$15,470
