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Patterns of Frost
Anneliese Vobis
Dimensions
250 x 250 x 250 mm
Materials
Soft sculpture: heat-treated felt and thread
Artist statement
‘My projects are process-oriented investigations of natural systems, from the forests in Germany to the endangered coral reefs. I am concerned with the concepts of change and transience. As Hegel said, ‘it is the process of change which makes evolution possible’.
The interrelation of organisms in ecosystems serves as a starting point for intense scientific-related research. My biomorphic-shaped projects explore the metamorphic cycles that organisms undergo in nature. My work reflects natural processes like melting, crystallisation and growth.’