Ula Einstein

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1.Intricacies - drawing in space
1.Intricacies - drawing in space
In my work with means both formal and familiar, the synthetic and the natural, I am exploring the boundaries and intersection between destruction, creation, transition and transformation.

The impulse I have is to build, deconstruct and reconstruct. This organic process guides the play of chance and control, composing and improvising.

I employ materials and tools in two ways: using their inherent characteristics, and also in ways that detour and extend from their original purpose. With invasive techniques such as burning, perforating and blading, I obliterate while simultaneously creating.

My ever-shifting installations are often rooted in the exploration of physicality and immateriality. They consist of fragments made in the studio, created site-specific for exhibition. My abstraction is free flowing; I interact with the space and this dynamic is the guide to making what is happening. My process and surfaces reflect my interest in playing with and concretizing the cyclical nature of things.
Hybrid In(ter)vention
Hybrid In(ter)vention
Light is crucial to these drawings. Illumination reveals the delicate layers, and piercings; what is translucent, or in the shadow. This is part of a larger body of work referred to as Hybrid Nature - cut and burn drawings alluding to nature, landscape, the body.
4Scattered Remains V
4Scattered Remains V
Renewal
Renewal
6.Mixed Messages
6.Mixed Messages
Through my meditation and deliberation on chance, control and uncertainty, my work is also further stretched by paradox: empty/full, conceal/reveal, shadow/light, pain/beauty, fracture/whole, static/movement.

Works range in size from intimate to large.

Multiple projects are simultaneously ongoing and I am not locked into any one discipline.

Additive/ subtractive processes are a significant part in exploring positive and negative space, both formally and conceptually.

IMAGE DESCRIPTION; mixed media on paper,
includes fire, wire, thread, ink, watercolor,etc.

1. Intricacies-drawing in space (installation)
2. Hybrid In(ter)vention - mixed media, cut/burn
3. Showdown Nature - cut/burn/tissue on tyvek
4. Scattered Remains V - paper, fire, thread, gauze
5. Renewal - fire, rice paper, branch, wire
6. Mixed Messages - re-employed mixed media, etc.
Showdown Nature
Showdown Nature
Ula Einstein is a Swiss born multidisciplinary artist based in NYC. (for more images and resume - see galleryartist.com/ulaeinstein)
Ula Einstein
New York, NY
NYC
New York
North America

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Artist Space - NYC Irving Sandler artist registry
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Recent exhibitions highlighted in the weekly Feature Newsletter



RaebervonStenglin, Zurich presents Ivan Seal


7 June - 27 July 2013

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ELI KLEIN, New York presents Liu Bolin "Mask"


6 June - 21 July 2013

The show is a reflection of Liu Bolin's multifaceted and complex view of contemporary society and culture. The critically acclaimed and internationally renowned artist will release the first works of a new series, Hiding in California.

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SHOSHANA WAYNE GALLERY, Los Angeles presents YVONNE VENEGAS - Borrando la Linea


1 June - 23 Aug 2013

Shoshana Wayne Gallery presents a solo show of photographs by Yvonne Venegas who continues to investigate the notion of portraiture. As a youth, Yvonne began her exploration of capturing images through photographs that she took of her twin sister Julieta, now a famous pop singer in Mexico.

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