Barbara Christol envisions creation as a labyrinth, where the artist moves forward at the crossroads through trial and error, chance, and repetition—while holding onto a guiding thread.
Daniel Schweitzer
Germany
Fractal geometry has become a fundamental resource to build sculptures and installations that allow me to model space, giving rise to proposals, sometimes interactive, sometimes as a device, where emptiness shares the limelight with matter.
The works dialogue inwards as well as outwards, influencing and modifying the environment of which they form part. They are plastic proposals where the architectural space converges with a poetics of space that affects the sensorial and experiential experience of the spectator, giving rise to reflections that arise both from the contemplation and experience of the space of each subject.
I am interested in taking advantage of the specificities of plastic languages, where texture, matter, form and light contain their own narratives. In this way, objects and space meet and dialogue in the perception of each spectator.
