Cyprien Gaillard
"An Urgent Message About the Great Organ", 2014
(for Parkett 94)
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Parkett Vol. 94
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“Architecture in the work of Cyprien Gaillard generally appears only in its undoing, in its collapse. His videos, photographs, and sculptures constitute a veritable catalogue of implosions and their aftermaths.”
Tom McDonough, Parkett 94, 2014
Additional Quote
“Cyprien Gaillard uses different media: from sculpture, photography and film, to installation, performance and large-scale interventions in public space. Gaillardʼs art illuminates civilization and cultural development and decay processes, traces of human activity, and the field of tension between architecture and nature. His project for Parkett “An Urgent Message About the Great Organ”, a sculpturally folded silkscreen print on aluminum likewise refers to a desperate fundraising campaign for a broken church organ.” -Artspace
"An Urgent Message About the Great Organ", 2014 (for Parkett 94)
Aluminum sculpture with 7-color silkscreen print,
8 7/8 x 4 x 14 1/8” (22,5 x 10 x 36 cm),
printed by Atelier für Siebdruck, Lorenz Boegli, Zurich.
Ed. 35 / XX, signed and numbered certificate
Special Offer, with Complimentary shipping, through November 2022.
Read a Parkett text on Cyprien Gaillard
Parkett Vol. 94
Quote from Parkett
“Architecture in the work of Cyprien Gaillard generally appears only in its undoing, in its collapse. His videos, photographs, and sculptures constitute a veritable catalogue of implosions and their aftermaths.”
Tom McDonough, Parkett 94, 2014
Additional Quote
“Cyprien Gaillard uses different media: from sculpture, photography and film, to installation, performance and large-scale interventions in public space. Gaillardʼs art illuminates civilization and cultural development and decay processes, traces of human activity, and the field of tension between architecture and nature. His project for Parkett “An Urgent Message About the Great Organ”, a sculpturally folded silkscreen print on aluminum likewise refers to a desperate fundraising campaign for a broken church organ.” -Artspace
"An Urgent Message About the Great Organ", 2014 (for Parkett 94)
Aluminum sculpture with 7-color silkscreen print,
8 7/8 x 4 x 14 1/8” (22,5 x 10 x 36 cm),
printed by Atelier für Siebdruck, Lorenz Boegli, Zurich.
Ed. 35 / XX, signed and numbered certificate
Special Offer, with Complimentary shipping, through November 2022.
Read a Parkett text on Cyprien Gaillard
Parkett Vol. 94
Quote from Parkett
“Architecture in the work of Cyprien Gaillard generally appears only in its undoing, in its collapse. His videos, photographs, and sculptures constitute a veritable catalogue of implosions and their aftermaths.”
Tom McDonough, Parkett 94, 2014
Additional Quote
“Cyprien Gaillard uses different media: from sculpture, photography and film, to installation, performance and large-scale interventions in public space. Gaillardʼs art illuminates civilization and cultural development and decay processes, traces of human activity, and the field of tension between architecture and nature. His project for Parkett “An Urgent Message About the Great Organ”, a sculpturally folded silkscreen print on aluminum likewise refers to a desperate fundraising campaign for a broken church organ.” -Artspace
"An Urgent Message About the Great Organ", 2014 (for Parkett 94)
Aluminum sculpture with 7-color silkscreen print,
8 7/8 x 4 x 14 1/8” (22,5 x 10 x 36 cm),
printed by Atelier für Siebdruck, Lorenz Boegli, Zurich.
Ed. 35 / XX, signed and numbered certificate
Special Offer, with Complimentary shipping, through November 2022.
Take a closer look at „An Urgent Message About the Great Organ“, Cyprien Gaillard’s folded silkscreen on aluminum object. To see the full text on the work please go to the respective artist‘s document, link above..
Artist Document
Work in progress plan for turning Cyprien Gaillard's "Urgent Message" for Parkett 94 from a two dimensional paper flyer into a three dimensional aluminum object..
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