Lot 93
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Bojan Sarcevic

Estimate
900 - 1,200 EUR
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Description

  • Bojan Sarcevic
  • Form of boredom advertised as poetry
  • 2010
  • nickel, silver and steel
    edition 1/1
  • 50 x 50 x 12 cm / 19.69 x 19.69 x 4.72"

Provenance

donated by the artist

Exhibited

Some recent solo exhibitions
De Vleeshal, Middelburg 2010, 'Involurtary twitch'
Le Crédac, Ivry-sur-Seine 2007, 'Only after dark'
Institute of Visual Arts, Milwaukee 2002
Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam, 2001, 'Cover versions'

Some recent group exhibitions
MUHKA, Antwerp 2009, 'Textiles'
Tate Modern, London 2004, 'Time Zones. Recent Film and Video'
Biennale di Venezia, Venice 2003, 'Clandestine'
Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, 2001, 'Traversées'

Literature

Selected publications
Anne Ellegood, Vitamin 3-d: new perspectives in sculpture and installation, London: Phaidon 2009
Judith Collins, Sculpture today, London: Phaidon, London 2007

Selected public and corporate collections
Kiasma – Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki, FI • FRAC Poitou-Charentes, Angoulême, FR • Daimler Contemporary, Berlin, DE • Sammlung Haubrok, Berlin, DE • Sammlung Boros, Berlin, DE • Städtisches Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, DE • Fondazione Morra Greco, Naples, IT

Catalogue Note

In his work Bojan Sarcevic creates open, ambiguous forms and situations that stem from a constant dislocation between different materials and techniques at the intersection between the various phases of the creative process and of sensible empiricism. Shifting between architecture, sculpture, drawing, photography, video and film, his work leads to encounters suspended between the work, the space and the observer. Over the past few years Sarcevic's work has been marked by an ever increasing interest in the formal investigation of line and volume, and in the properties and potential of different materials including concrete, Perspex, fabric, thread and a variety of woods and metals, often presented in unexpected combinations. While the smaller sculptures are generally simple in form, the larger ones can be quite complex. His smooth wooden and metal sculptures and his architectural interventions create a seductiveness that allows for something latent – something sensed or remembered but not seen – to appear. In an interview he spoke of his work as if it were an infrastructure: 'I don't think existence is a structure; it rather needs an appropriate structure to appear and disclose its originality.'

Bojan Sarcevic was resident artist at the Rijksakademie in 1999-2000.

www.bojansarcevic.net