
Tal Lancman & Maurizio Galante
WAVE 11, 2022
Panneau en laiton et cuivre.
Brass and copper wall panel
Brass and copper wall panel
270 x 165 cm
106 1/4 x 65 in
106 1/4 x 65 in
Pièce unique
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WAVE 11 Maurizio Galante & Tal Lancman have created WAVE 11, a sculpture that celebrates the weathering and metamorphosis process. Teeming with life, Wave 11 tells of a meeting between...
WAVE 11
Maurizio Galante & Tal Lancman have created WAVE 11, a sculpture that celebrates the weathering and metamorphosis process.
Teeming with life, Wave 11 tells of a meeting between vegetal and animal life forms in growth, thus producing a variety of volcanic-like textures. Neither animals nor plants, they manifest a third nature.
Metallic surfaces bubbling with textures testify of interactions among materials; a diversity of tissues reminiscent of a brimming coral reef, faraway lunar landscapes, or delicate lace-like textures formed over centuries.
Time and energy are major factors in this experimental project, as this series strives to tell of a transformation process. Savouring the moment of pause, as during a reading, when one takes a deep breath to better continue. It is therefore a question of fixing a moment in time, what the Japanese call ‘mu’, a moment so close to nothing that it becomes the whole.
WAVE 11 mural sculpture is represented by Armel Soyer gallery
Maurizio Galante & Tal Lancman have created WAVE 11, a sculpture that celebrates the weathering and metamorphosis process.
Teeming with life, Wave 11 tells of a meeting between vegetal and animal life forms in growth, thus producing a variety of volcanic-like textures. Neither animals nor plants, they manifest a third nature.
Metallic surfaces bubbling with textures testify of interactions among materials; a diversity of tissues reminiscent of a brimming coral reef, faraway lunar landscapes, or delicate lace-like textures formed over centuries.
Time and energy are major factors in this experimental project, as this series strives to tell of a transformation process. Savouring the moment of pause, as during a reading, when one takes a deep breath to better continue. It is therefore a question of fixing a moment in time, what the Japanese call ‘mu’, a moment so close to nothing that it becomes the whole.
WAVE 11 mural sculpture is represented by Armel Soyer gallery