1 / 1, From the Aldo Castillo Gallery archive: s362877584749130097 p51 i1 w645
Glazed Ceramic
26 × 16 × 15 in (66 × 40.6 × 38.1 cm)
Edition details on request
Patricia Rieger’s ceramics contribute in these contexts with questions that have preoccupied artists throughout history that draw on human experience, ideas of the collective unconscious and mythology with the goal of making it factual, physical: sculptural. She asks questions about who we are and where we have been.
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In proportion
Two Views One Window III
Drawn to one scale throughout, beside a figure 5 ft 7 in tall.
The work in depth
Two Views One Window III
Patricia Rieger’s ceramics contribute in these contexts with questions that have preoccupied artists throughout history that draw on human experience, ideas of the collective unconscious and mythology with the goal of making it factual, physical: sculptural. She asks questions about who we are and where we have been. Typically, the work is executed in a subtle palette or with exuberant colorations. It reinvents and investigates the use of the figure and the abstract in contemporary ceramic art, to induce from the viewer their own meanings and thoughts.
- Artist
- Patricia Rieger
- Title
- Two Views One Window III
- Medium
- Glazed Ceramic
- Dimensions
- 26 × 16 × 15 in (66 × 40.6 × 38.1 cm)
- Edition
- Edition details on request
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