Brush2, brush, new year’s eve missile, nosecone, 12cm x 14cm
Brush1, brush, meeples, 12cm x 12cm
Cone, beech, drawing, fine art print, text, string , 28cm x 27cm
Object (no name), jar, glass hood, meeple, 25cm x 9cm
Eggs 2, eggshells, meeples
Eggs2, eggshells, meeples
Circle 1, jar, wire, new year’s missile nosecone, 37cm x 20cm
Circle 2, vase, wire, new year’s missile nosecone, 38cm x 20cm
Ranged, pine, planed, pigments, 40cm x 95cm
IRIS STÖBER
Circles are round, seem to be more feminine, are they?
A circle is something closed, something complete, something perfect
Is something, that is harmonious, something ready, something finished,
something beautiful in common sense
Circles have a border, have a limit, a borderline?!
I like an open circle, a spiral, something non-circular, something angular, an open oval or anything, that inspires, that invites, to search, to be astonished, to go further
…sharing ideas about something, about the circle, there can be a common spirit, spiritual things
Being inside a circle, staying together for a while, maybe in a temporary versus a permanent circle, is it hard? Or can it be fluid, flexible, soft?
A circle can be temporarily closed, to share a specific space, specific thoughts, minds, ideas
A circle is good for a ritual, to stay together, to be in a tipi, to be in a sweat lodge
Being outside a circle, seems to be lost?
And: a circle in a 3rd dimension is everything, is the world , is mother earth…
where we go backwards and forward at the same time, looking backwards and looking forward simultaneously
it is paradise, not to be in a conflict or contradiction, but incongruence.
We can continue ideas about circles, everyone can find their own picture, an own sign of that, a common sign?