Art… is the product of lonelines
Artist Profile
George Seck is an Australian sculpture and installation artist whose work explores our individual and collective perceptions of the polarity of existence and how these observations affect our reality. We learned about this female artist who created perfection out of metal in several installments.
"We are born out of the chaos in the darkness and then into the light — my process is roughly the same: I start with a thousand pieces scattered on the ground, and then work like a puzzle, I pick them up one by one, so that each part of them organically unites and gives birth to new life." ---
Appreciation of works (1) Art appreciation
Meticulously handcrafted by George Seccull, the hard heavy steel transcends the fluid expression of life force, and each piece explores subtle aspects of the natural world through the paradoxes of thematic and material use.
Seck's work is found throughout Australia's private collections and public spaces, and has been exhibited at the National Gallery of Victoria and received several awards. To date, her solo exhibitions include In the Shadows of Humanity in 2016, Through darkness in 2019, and Transfiguration at Gasworks Art Park in 2020.
Appreciation of works (2) Art appreciation
In artist Secker's imaginary world, steel blades cut through the air that once had feathers. Recycled wood, animal bones and spoons form the bones of mechanical insects. She explores her own mythology by creating and dismantling external elements.
"From recycled material, I sculpted a highly evolved hybrid community. Each creature contains the paradox of the man-made world and the natural world. My work addresses our individual and collective perceptions of existence and how these observations inform our reality.
to be continued
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