Koenraad Dedobbeleer
Koenraad Dedobbeleer creates sculptures, objects, in-situ installations and photographs teeming with associations, tongue-in-cheek commentaries and art historical references. The artist places the focus firmly on everyday objects, which he modifies and recontextualises. He does this by means of methods such as deconstruction and manipulation, so that the contextual shifts and transformations of these everyday objects and motifs prompt the viewer to question the essential quality of things and their existence within newly created frames of reference. This approach opens up new perspectives and potential for a variety of interpretations. Koenraad Dedobbeleer describes his work as a multifaceted, open-ended experiment in both form and content, involving non-scientific inquiry into options.
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Stained plywood, hardware, archival pigment print on Baryta paper in artist frame
62.99 x 53.15 in (160 x 135 cm) -
Powder coated metal, electrical cord, light bulb, archival pigment print on Baryta paper in artist frame
27.17 x 19.69 in (69 x 50 cm) -
Hand blown glass, plastic fish, brass, electrical cord, light bulb and hardware
21.26 x 9.84 in (54 x 25 cm) -
powder-coated steel, hand blown glass, brass
32.68 x 6.69 in (83 x 17 cm) -
Powder-coated steel, hand blown glass, brass
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Powder-coated steel, hand blown glass, brass
26.38 x 12.2 in (67 x 31 cm) -
hand blown glass, brass
23.62 x 14.17 in (60 x 36 cm) -
Hand blown glass, light bulbs, brass and hardware
19.69 x 11.81 in (50 x 30 cm) -
Hand blown glass, Light bulbs, brass and hardware
20.08 x 17.32 in (51 x 44 cm) -
Hand blown glass, brass
33.46 x 11.81 in (85 x 30 cm) -
Powder-coated steel, Ceramic plates, Glass cherries by Bruno Amadi
64.17 x 19.69 in (163 x 50 cm) -
Powder-coated steel, painted wood
47.24 x 17.72 in (120 x 45 cm)