Collectors Agenda

In the Studio Stanislav Zábrodský, Prague

Pine rosin becomes a time capsule, limestone carries the traces of human activity, pressed into forms that simulate geological processes spanning millennia. In his reliefs and installations, Stanislav Zábrodský investigates how time and materiality unfold, in an era dominated by human influence.

In the Studio Pamela Rosenkranz, Zurich

Swiss artist Pamela Rosenkranz combines biology, technology and culture into her work. Through sculptures, installations and paintings, she explores questions such as the conflict between scientific description and subjective experience, or the boundary between nature and artificiality.

In the Studio Ju Young Kim, Seoul

Ju Young Kim’s sculptural and installation-based practice unfolds from a position of movement and transition. Working with materials such as glass and industrial forms drawn from transportation and architecture, she explores states of in-betweenness, temporary inhabitation, and suspended time.

Collector Stories Joëlle Romba, Berlin

Joëlle Romba is an expert on contemporary art and is also the director of Sotheby’s Berlin. She lives with her husband Eric, their two young daughters and their large dog in a villa dating from the turn of the century in Berlin-Nikolassee. The passion for art began for the two collectors more than ten years ago. During that period they have acquired more than 200, mostly contemporary works.

Jacob Dahlgren, Stockholm
Attracted by minimalist tradition, Swedish artist Jacob Dahlgren finds abstraction in everyday objects and often overlooked details of contemporary life, which he employs to create dynamic interactive installations and performances. When arranged, the individual objects lose their intended function and form something completely new.
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Editions

Toni R. Toivonen
»Short Story«

Dejan Dukic
»I still believe in Paradise«

Gerold Miller
»total object 360«

Exhibitions

WRAP UP Winter Salon

Nordic Notes

Editions

Exhibitions

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