Description
Inspired by Brancusi’s endless column, this sculpture takes shape as a column itself, constructed solely from recycled moulding picture frames cutouts. Each frame piece is meticulously selected, glued, and positioned in a gradual transition from dark to light. This work celebrates the visual interplay of form, materials, and colour, and also embodies the ideals of repetition, perseverance, and reinvention. As discarded materials are transformed into an architectural design, the sculpture stands as a testament to the boundless possibilities of creativity and the ability to craft beauty from the overlooked.
Materials Recycled picture frame moulding off cuts cut into 2 cm slices, recycled MDF and PVA glue
Measurements (mm) H 650 W 400 L 400
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About the Artist
Husband and wife, creative duo Mirela and Serban Streza, are artists currently living and creating on the Gold Coast, dedicated to using their art as vehicle for climate justice. Passionate about the role artists play in raising awareness of pressing environmental issues, their works are meticulously crafted from discarded or recycled materials, aiming to inspire change and meaningful dialogue. Their works explores themes of repetition, perseverance, and reinvention, seeking to remind viewers of our collective ability to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. By emphasising the waste we generate, their art highlights the limitless possibilities of reuse and upcycling, urging a reevaluation of our approach to consumption and sustainability.
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