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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pigments on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
I wanted to create a glossy surface using epoxy resin.
However, the material did not adhere to the still-wet oil paint. Overnight, it moved towards the center of the canvas, forming a fine, organic structure.
Such moments are central to my work.
The process creates developments that cannot be planned – and therein lies its potential.
What initially appears as a deviation often leads to its own form of clarity.
The work arises from reacting… to it, from continuing what is revealed.
This creates structures and images that are not derived from a fixed idea, but from the interplay of material, process and attention.
However, the material did not adhere to the still-wet oil paint. Overnight, it moved towards the center of the canvas, forming a fine, organic structure.
Such moments are central to my work.
The process creates developments that cannot be planned – and therein lies its potential.
What initially appears as a deviation often leads to its own form of clarity.
The work arises from reacting… to it, from continuing what is revealed.
This creates structures and images that are not derived from a fixed idea, but from the interplay of material, process and attention.
Wibke Brode
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
My art moves between painting, collage, object, and sculpture. At its core is a process-oriented approach, driven not by planning but by the process of creation itself. Materials such as oil, shellac, epoxy resin, metal leaf, paper fragments, or fabrics react with one another, forming layers in which the unexpected emerges.
I am interested in the fragmentary, the provisional, the possible. My works are open states in which meaning is not fixed, but emerges in the viewer's perception. Whether abstract or figurative: each work is a snapshot of what takes shape in the world through me – a process of making visible, of transforming, and of trusting in the unplanned.
I am interested in the fragmentary, the provisional, the possible. My works are open states in which meaning is not fixed, but emerges in the viewer's perception. Whether abstract or figurative: each work is a snapshot of what takes shape in the world through me – a process of making visible, of transforming, and of trusting in the unplanned.