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© the artist. Photo credit: Nick Turpin, courtesy of Sculpture in the City

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Tatiana Wolska creates her sculptures using recycled plastic bottles. By cutting, perforating and thermo-welding them, she achieves sprawling, modular biomorphic forms. The transparency of the plastic adds visual effects of light and shadow. First shown at Palais de Tokyo in 2015, the sculpture occupied space in a monumental installation. Seductive in their vivid red colour and intriguing in their forms, the sculptures appear aerial or dense and voluminous. By being lightweight however, these arresting forms can be placed within the environment in ways defying the laws of gravity. They can evoke floating islands of plastic waste or hold a strong poetic charge, appearing to be mysteriously suspended from the buildings or trees as if infecting the environment.

Sculpture in the City

London

Title

Untitled

Date

2021

Medium

cut & thermo-welded plastic bottles

Accession number

EC3V_SITC_UNTI_1

Acquisition method

on loan to Sculpture in the City, 10th Edition, 2021–2022

Work type

Sculpture

Owner

the artist, courtesy of l'étrangère and Irène Laub Gallery

Installation start date

2021

Installation end date

2022

Access

at all times

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Sculpture in the City

London, Greater London England

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