Omen
Hybrid on Paper
15x24in
$6,970
Framing
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Gabriele Rothemann
Austria
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Analogue on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 40.9x19.5in
- Edition : 1 / 2
- Artist's proof : 1
- Hors commerce : 1
About this artwork
This artwork is sold unframed. Framing is available upon request and at an additional cost.
For the Block series of works, hundreds of discarded articles of clothing were packed between the pillars of the gallery or piled up on a table that was specially made and fitted there, and stuffed underneath it.
Packed tightly together and colorful, matte next to glossy fabrics, solid colors next to patterns, coarse next to fine textures, Block's garments… also represent our wasteful use of cheap clothing, often produced under questionable working conditions and ending up in the used clothing bin after only a few uses. In the installation of the same name, the interplay of model and representation is extended into reality: Numerous sensory qualities such as three-dimensionality, smell, fabric properties, and the like, which can only be reconstructed from photographs through experience, could be felt in the original garments.
Text: Ruth Horak
For the Block series of works, hundreds of discarded articles of clothing were packed between the pillars of the gallery or piled up on a table that was specially made and fitted there, and stuffed underneath it.
Packed tightly together and colorful, matte next to glossy fabrics, solid colors next to patterns, coarse next to fine textures, Block's garments… also represent our wasteful use of cheap clothing, often produced under questionable working conditions and ending up in the used clothing bin after only a few uses. In the installation of the same name, the interplay of model and representation is extended into reality: Numerous sensory qualities such as three-dimensionality, smell, fabric properties, and the like, which can only be reconstructed from photographs through experience, could be felt in the original garments.
Text: Ruth Horak
Gabriele Rothemann
Austria
Credentials
- Works on commission
Gabriele Rothemann works primarily with photography, drawing, and objects, shaped by intensive studies in Kassel and Düsseldorf as well as international scholarships. Her techniques range from analog and digital large-format photography to watercolor drawings and precise, richly detailed compositions; she combines past and present to create new visual worlds. Her works generate a unique emotional intensity, in which transience and empathy become palpable, challenging the viewer to fundamentally rethink how they see and feel.
Gabriele Rothemann
Block II
$13,740
