Florobit
Acrylic, Colored Pencil on Canvas
39x39in
$3,500
Framing
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Eka Orba
Germany
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Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Colored Pencil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
The Very Old Stone exists on the border between stone and living being, between material appearance and inner presence. What interests me about this work is the deliberate ambiguity of its form: the image leaves open whether we are confronted with a geological body, a fossil relic, or an organic, almost animate entity.
Traces, injuries, and condensations become signs of time and transformation. The surface appears aged and sedimented, yet incomplete.… It carries within it something archaic, something that seems older than a single lifetime and yet still evokes an impression of vitality.
In this sense, the work is not a representation of a stone in the strict sense, but rather an investigation into when matter acquires meaning and when form begins to radiate presence. The Very Old Stone revolves around the uncertain boundary between object and essence, between petrification and hidden inner movement.
Traces, injuries, and condensations become signs of time and transformation. The surface appears aged and sedimented, yet incomplete.… It carries within it something archaic, something that seems older than a single lifetime and yet still evokes an impression of vitality.
In this sense, the work is not a representation of a stone in the strict sense, but rather an investigation into when matter acquires meaning and when form begins to radiate presence. The Very Old Stone revolves around the uncertain boundary between object and essence, between petrification and hidden inner movement.
Eka Orba
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Eka Orba is a contemporary artist based in Germany whose work explores the unstable space between organic growth, constructed systems, and contemporary image culture. Working across painting, drawing, objects, and spatial installation, she develops biomorphic abstractions that move between intuition and control, material presence and imagined form.
Originally trained in fine arts in Russia and later awarded a diploma in architecture in Germany, Orba brings together artistic sensibility and spatial thinking in a distinctive hybrid visual language.
Alongside her artistic practice, she works as an educator, offering art courses and workshops in both online and offline formats. She is an active part of the contemporary art scene as a member of BBK Brandenburg and GEDOK. Her work has been presented in institutional and museum contexts, and she has received grant support for her artistic practice.
Originally trained in fine arts in Russia and later awarded a diploma in architecture in Germany, Orba brings together artistic sensibility and spatial thinking in a distinctive hybrid visual language.
Alongside her artistic practice, she works as an educator, offering art courses and workshops in both online and offline formats. She is an active part of the contemporary art scene as a member of BBK Brandenburg and GEDOK. Her work has been presented in institutional and museum contexts, and she has received grant support for her artistic practice.
Eka Orba
The very old stone
$3,500
