Kunsthandel: Artwork Orange

24 jun 202319 aug 2023

This year’s grand summer show at Galleri Weinberger Schandorff revolves around the colour, orange. The exhibition showcases the talent and diversity of all the gallery’s artists, each contributing a unique orange artwork. With a dedicated focus on abstract non-figuration, minimalism, and concrete art, Artwork Orange promises to be a captivating exploration of these specific artistic styles all in different variations of the colour orange.

Upon entering the gallery, visitors are immediately greeted by a symphony of vivid orange hues, dominating the space. The walls are adorned with a carefully curated collection of abstract paintings, sculptures, and installations, all pulsating with the energy and vibrancy of the color orange. The exhibition’s overarching theme serves as a unifying force, allowing visitors to witness the myriad interpretations and expressions of the participating artists.

‘Artwork Orange’ celebrates the power of abstraction, encouraging viewers to transcend the boundaries of traditional representation and embrace the realm of pure form and colour. Artists from diverse backgrounds and different artistic practices have come together to create a vivid visual feast.

In one corner of the gallery, visitors encounter an array of minimalistic compositions. These pieces embody the essence of simplicity, using clean lines, geometric shapes, and precise arrangements to evoke a sense of harmony and balance. The artists’ masterful manipulation of space and colour invites viewers to contemplate the relationship between the artwork and its surroundings.

Moving further into the exhibition, one discovers concrete art pieces that blur the boundaries between painting and sculpture. These works demonstrate a meticulous attention to detail, with carefully constructed forms and textures that engage the viewer both visually and tactilely. Each piece is a testament to the artists’ technical prowess and their ability to transform ordinary materials into extraordinary artistic statements.

The non-representational nature of the artworks on display allows viewers to bring their own interpretations and emotions to the forefront. As they immerse themselves in the exhibition, they are invited to explore their own personal connections to the colour orange and the evocative power of abstract art. Whether it evokes a sense of warmth, energy, or introspection, ‘Artwork Orange’ offers a contemplative space for self-reflection and introspection.