
Title:
cycle no. two
Year:
2019
Material:
100% recycled carbon fibre fleece, wood, electric motor, aluminum, electrical components
Size:
2,2 x 0,4 x 20 m
Place:
Installation view Mainblau Projektraum in Berlin
Photographer:
Marié Nobematsu-Le Gassic
Daniel Hölzl
For me, art climaxes in moments offering to shift our relationships with the systems within we operate. I work mostly on site-specific installations that contain an element of constant change. What is important to me are the dynamics, both between the individual materials of the installation and those between object, space, and exhibition visitors. One of the reoccurring themes is the underlying cyclical nature of all elements. How can sculpture navigate the dialectics between content and form, authenticity and seriality, difference and repetition, organic and mechanical, in the homogenizing context of lived experience? Is the medium capable of embodying potentiality? Having been interested in Hans Haacke’s early works, particularly his interest in system aesthetics, within my work I utilize the architectural potentials of minimalist sculpture to return to the larger question of ‘structure’ and its place in defining and confining human relational complexes.

Title:
RUNDGANG
Year:
2019
Material:
Woven rip-stop nylon, blower motor, electrical components
Place:
Installation view Prüfungsamt at KHB in Berlin