Stefan Bertalan Die Zwiebel brennt, 1985
Watercolor, crayon, pencil and ballpoint pen on paper
40 x 30 cm (unframed)
48,6 x 38,6 x 4,2 cm (framed)
48,6 x 38,6 x 4,2 cm (framed)
In his drawings Stefan Bertalan depicted the transformative biological
cycles and their interactions with architectural or artificial
structures, emphasizing systems-based aesthetics. The work is
characteristic of the artist's near obsession with the growth and
decomposition of biological structures, creating with his drawings
meticulous visual records of a plant’s life cycle. His drawings are like
seismographs, endlessly recording biological processes. They are
half-way between a diary entry and a scientist’s notes, personal and
speculative, filled with diagrams and theoretical reflections.
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