Lot 40113 – Joseph Klibansky, City of Hearts 2015 (étude), est une peinture numérique -RETURNED
Lot 40113 – Joseph Klibansky, City of Hearts 2015 (étude), est une peinture numérique -RETURNED
Feldman International Auctions » Art Contemporain / Contemporary Art
Prix réalisé
Invendu
Estimation
3’000 – 4’000 CHF
Date de vente
Sun 1 Dec 2024 at 16:30 (Europe/Zurich)
Description
JOSEPH KLIBANSKY, CITY OF HEARTS 2015 (étude), est une peinture numérique de la série « New Urban Wonderland ». Elle est réalisée à partir de matériaux tels que la peinture acrylique, du papier coton d’archive et des encres.Signée par l’artiste et numérotée 9/50.
Dimensions : 1,06 x 86 cm (uniquement l’œuvre elle-même).
Joseph Klibansky est un artiste néerlandais, surtout connu pour ses grandes peintures en mixed media représentant des paysages urbains surréalistes. Son travail dépeint souvent un espace où utopie et dystopie coexistent, peignant des scènes de violence et de terreur dans des couleurs douces et pastel. Par exemple, dans sa peinture Garden of Evolution (2012), il représente un Times Square en ruine entouré de papillons colorés — un symbole de calme face au chaos. S’intéressant également à la nature changeante du monde moderne, le travail de Klibansky aborde des thèmes liés à la communication. « Les symboles sont comme des icônes sur un smartphone », a déclaré l’artiste. « C’est un moyen rapide de communiquer et ils sont liés à notre époque, où tout doit être plus rapide et plus condensé que par le passé. » Né en 1984 à Cape Town, en Afrique du Sud, il a étudié à l’école de commerce aux Pays-Bas, avant de quitter ses études pour se lancer dans une carrière artistique. Depuis 2016, il a travaillé sur une série de sculptures inspirées du Pop Art, coulées en bronze, telles que Reflections on Truth (2012). Son exposition de 2017 Leap of Faith au Musée de Fundatie à Zwolle, dans laquelle il a présenté plusieurs œuvres montrées à la 57e Biennale de Venise, explorait la nature de l’espoir et de la croyance à travers la peinture et la sculpture. Aujourd’hui, Klibansky vit et travaille à Amsterdam, aux Pays-Bas.
JOSEPH KLIBANSKY, CITY OF HEARTS 2015 (study), is a Digital Painting from the « New Urban Wonderland » series. It’s made from the materials acrylic paint, archival cotton paper, inks and is under museum glass in wooden frame.
Signed by the artist and numbered 9/50.
Size 1,06 x 86 cm (only the actual work of art)
Joseph Klibansky is a Dutch artist best known for his large mixed media paintings of surreal cityscapes. His work often depicts a space in which utopia and dystopia coexist, painting scenes of violence and terror in soft, pastel colors. For example, in his painting Garden of Evolution (2012), he depicts a crumbling Times Square surrounded by colorful butterflies—a symbol of calm in the face of chaos. Also interested in the changing nature of the modern world, Klibansky’s work addresses themes related to communication. “Symbols are like icons on a smartphone,” the artist has said. “It’s a quick way to communicate and they are connected to the time we live in, where everything has to be faster and more condensed than in the past.” Born in 1984 in Cape Town, South Africa, he attended business school in the Netherlands, before dropping out to pursue a career in the arts. Since 2016, he worked on a series of Pop Art-inspired sculptures casted in bronze, such as Reflections on Truth (2012). His 2017 exhibition “Leap of Faith: at the Museum de Fundatie in Zwole”, in which he presented several works he had shown at the 57th Venice Biennale, explored the nature of hope and belief through painting and sculpture. Today, Klibansky lives and works in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Signed by the artist and numbered 9/50.
Size 1,06 x 86 cm (only the actual work of art)
Joseph Klibansky is a Dutch artist best known for his large mixed media paintings of surreal cityscapes. His work often depicts a space in which utopia and dystopia coexist, painting scenes of violence and terror in soft, pastel colors. For example, in his painting Garden of Evolution (2012), he depicts a crumbling Times Square surrounded by colorful butterflies—a symbol of calm in the face of chaos. Also interested in the changing nature of the modern world, Klibansky’s work addresses themes related to communication. “Symbols are like icons on a smartphone,” the artist has said. “It’s a quick way to communicate and they are connected to the time we live in, where everything has to be faster and more condensed than in the past.” Born in 1984 in Cape Town, South Africa, he attended business school in the Netherlands, before dropping out to pursue a career in the arts. Since 2016, he worked on a series of Pop Art-inspired sculptures casted in bronze, such as Reflections on Truth (2012). His 2017 exhibition “Leap of Faith: at the Museum de Fundatie in Zwole”, in which he presented several works he had shown at the 57th Venice Biennale, explored the nature of hope and belief through painting and sculpture. Today, Klibansky lives and works in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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