photos: © archives kamel mennour/ Julie Joubert . + kamel mennour
Time, space and the concept of reality are notions inseparably linked to Alicja Kwade’s universe, and this since she began a career characterised by the disposition of elements either simple or lending themselves to greater complexities: laid out on the floor, suspended from the ceiling, embracing a third dimension or starkly on show, hanging on the wall. Continue reading Alicja Kwade
The work of Alicja Kwade is precise and concise, and questions reality, both visible and invisible, through materiality and the configuration of objects at a given time. Continue reading Alicja Kwade
Working with concepts of nature, science, philosophy and perception, Kwade has become renowned for her ability to succinctly question and sublimate natural phenomena, challenging our most basic logical assumptions. Continue reading Alicja Kwade
photos: © Roberto Ruiz . + The Blueproject Foundation
Sound goes through the speakers creating a spatial, pulsating movement. We can hear familiar sounds such as heartbeats (from the artist herself) and the ticking of clocks, orchestrated in accordance to our temporal experience. Although each minute contains 60 beats, it feels different from the others, and the combination of all the minutes results in a sequence that spans over the course of a whole day, that is, 24 hours. Continue reading Alicja Kwade
photos: Hyla Skopitz © The Metropolitan Museum of Art . + Alicja Kwade
Berlin-based artist Alicja Kwade’s (born 1979, Poland) work is elegant, rigorous, and highly experiential. Using a wide range of media, Kwade creates sculptures and installations that reflect on time, perception, and scientific inquiry. Continue reading Alicja Kwade
