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Concrete explores the tension between appearance and reality, strength and fragility. Handcrafted from plaster of Paris, the geometric blocks mimic the surface of a material we associate with durability, stability, and permanence. Yet beneath this familiar exterior lies subtle vulnerability, questioning what is truly enduring.
The work reflects on perception and illusion: what seems solid may be fragile, what seems permanent may shift under scrutiny.… It asks us to reconsider the assumptions we make about the world around us and the surfaces we take for granted, revealing that resilience is often more complex than it appears.
Concrete invites the viewer to pause within this tension, to reflect on the delicate interplay between form, substance, and expectation, and to recognise that the essence of a thing often lies beyond its surface.
« It’s my way of expressing and re-creating captured memories, ideas and immortal aesthetics through art. »
Manuel Ursprung is a German-born, British-based artist whose sculptural reliefs trace an arc from delicate plaster imprints to more tactile, transformative works in latex. Drawing on travel and memory, his pieces explore the tension between containment and emergence, reimagining the relationship between surface, form and becoming.