We are pleased to announce Henrik Eiben new solo exhibition “gap in the clouds”. Join us for the opening on Wednesday, September 17, from 6 pm.
Gap in the Clouds marks a subtle yet decisive turning point in Henrik Eiben’s work, who unveils here a new series of sculptures in which forms, materials, and colors come together in a controlled tension between precision and lightness.
Tinted glass, polished steel, carved wood, and textiles are meticulously interwoven to create volumes of apparent simplicity. Behind the apparent purity of the lines lies a work of artistry that is both precise and intuitive. The elements are adjusted to the millimeter, but something resists perfection: an all-too-human inclination, an unexpected curve, a tension between two materials that nothing seemed to call for coexisting. The glass captures the light and then rejects it; the metal reflects a hue that is not its own. Nothing is fixed, everything is in
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We are pleased to announce Henrik Eiben new solo exhibition “gap in the clouds”. Join us for the opening on Wednesday, September 17, from 6 pm.
Gap in the Clouds marks a subtle yet decisive turning point in Henrik Eiben’s work, who unveils here a new series of sculptures in which forms, materials, and colors come together in a controlled tension between precision and lightness.
Tinted glass, polished steel, carved wood, and textiles are meticulously interwoven to create volumes of apparent simplicity. Behind the apparent purity of the lines lies a work of artistry that is both precise and intuitive. The elements are adjusted to the millimeter, but something resists perfection: an all-too-human inclination, an unexpected curve, a tension between two materials that nothing seemed to call for coexisting. The glass captures the light and then rejects it; the metal reflects a hue that is not its own. Nothing is fixed, everything is in transition.
