Florian Neufeldt's Conceptual-Natural Works at The Gallery Apart
German artist Florian Neufeldt (born 1976 in Bonn, lives in Berlin) presents a solo exhibition at The Gallery Apart in Rome. The show features a series of metal plates with thin vertical branches and stiffened shoelaces embedded, creating a tension between natural and manufactured objects. The triangulation of these elements produces a perception of indistinction despite their antithetical origins. While the core works are resolved and powerful, the rest of the exhibition is less compelling. The review was written by Pericle Guaglianone for Artribune.
Key facts
- Florian Neufeldt was born in 1976 in Bonn, Germany.
- He lives and works in Berlin.
- The exhibition is held at The Gallery Apart in Rome.
- The works consist of metal plates with vertical branches and stiffened shoelaces.
- The triangulation of elements creates a perception of indistinction.
- The natural branches contrast with manufactured shoelaces.
- The core works are described as resolved and powerful.
- The rest of the exhibition is less compelling.
Entities
Artists
- Florian Neufeldt
- Pericle Guaglianone
Institutions
- The Gallery Apart
- Artribune
Locations
- Bonn
- Germany
- Berlin
- Rome
- Italy