With the ‘New Perspectives’ section, we give a guest curator the opportunity to open up a new perspective on contemporary art at New & Abstract. The series continues with Kevin Driscoll from ArtConnect. Kevn brings together exciting and innovative positions by emerging Berlin-based sculptors. This section offers insight into fresh, experimental approaches to contemporary sculpture and invites viewers to discover new perspectives on abstract art.
Laura Darbutaitė (1)
Family day at the beach I. Šventoji, 1964, 2025, Screen print on steel and silk, 50x25cm, €1500
Here, the artist selected a photograph from a personal archive, cropping and resizing it to draw attention to details often passed over. The formal representation of a rather sentimental image, personally resonates and is intimate or important yet presented in a formal “cold” way.
Maria Lunetto (2)
Safety Net 1 & 2, 2024, Fabric, thread, and wire, 30 x 40 cm, €490 each
Safety Net 1 and Safety Net 2 delve into the delicate and often illusory nature of the safety nets we construct for ourselves. The artworks feature loose, incomplete nets, their fragility and gaps starkly visible. These nets represent the coping mechanisms we often create as a means to feel secure in the face of uncertainty or vulnerability.
Annabel Paran (3)
Studies for relics from speculative ecologies : Butterfly fossils, Sand casting, 25 x 15 cm, 320€ each
Lukas Liese (4)
On Route (since 2021), Carrara Marble, 30 cm x 60 cm x 2 cm
The relief series "On Route" shows various screenshots of Google Maps. The route shown is a road planned and built by Michelangelo in the 16th century, leading to a quarry he developed. Other reliefs of the series show screenshots from the east-berlin Michelangelostrasse.
Jonathan Joosten (5)
RE:VISION – SF [32/83], 2024 , lenticular print on alu-dibond , 60 x 40 cm, Edition 1/3 +2 AP, 1250€
RE:VISION explores the urge to revisit pop culture and the resumption of already used content. Ever evolving, reshaping and re-embedding itself into a contemporary understanding of language and style
Brennan Wojtyła (6)
Legs, Aluminum, cotton, leather, plastic., 50 x 30 x 50 , €420
The work is an actualization of a graphic and physical discrepancy observed in video games called “Clipping.” The technical information about this happening is explained as two different models being loaded inside each other.
Abie Franklin (7)
A piece of the pie (11), 2019 , Mixed media, charcoal pigments and acrylic on foam and MDF, 42 x 20 x 13 cm, 900€
The work is part of the ongoing piece of the pie series that deals with the fragmentation of landscapes and biospheres.
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