Flying Boxes (available until 10th April) Fabian Ling

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Flying Boxes (available until 10th April)

Fabian Ling

2008 • Germany • Acrylic, Oil on Canvas

65 x 79 in

$4,380

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Fabian Ling

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 65x78.7in

About this artwork

Available until April 10th on Singulart. (Last days, after which only available through private sale.) In "Flying Boxes," a work from the Red Strokes Series, red boxes appear to float weightlessly through an abstract landscape. Suspended by fine red cords, they seem to relate to each other and to the surrounding surface. The boxes themselves are designed differently: some display diffuse, spatial structures reminiscent of urban architecture and landscapes,… while others present clear white surfaces. Inside the boxes, complex worlds unfold with elements such as ramps, fan-like spaces, and organically growing, plant-like forms. These structures appear mysterious and undefined, lending the image a certain depth and complexity.

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Fabian Ling

Germany

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Fabian Ling is an artist who has found a permanent place in contemporary art with his unmistakable style. His work is less about holding on to clear forms and more about exploring the spaces in between—visually and emotionally. His works move skillfully between abstraction and figuration. His gestural brushstrokes and multi-layered compositions reflect his deep engagement with the unknown, always searching for the tension between reality and imagination.

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