Antonis Pittas
labour costs tepid, 2014
stainless steel and steel
Work - 142(H) x 186(L) x 2,5(W) cm
Base (including wooden attachment) - 146.5 (L) x 9.5 (H) x 113 (W) cm
Base (including wooden attachment) - 146.5 (L) x 9.5 (H) x 113 (W) cm
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Antonis Pittas’ new series of steel sculptures take their form from different economical graphs referring to the relations between the supply curves of labor and it’s sensitivity to culture and...
Antonis Pittas’ new series of steel sculptures take their form from different economical graphs referring to the relations between the supply curves of labor and it’s sensitivity to culture and the numbers of workers set against the average wage rate. The artist, concerned with the current economical crisis and its forms of display and events in Europe, created these sculptures, which without knowing the titles, seem like abstract forms reminiscent of early 20th century avant-garde sculptures.
Exhibitions
2015, "Tales of a Place", GALLERIA ENRICO ASTUNI
Literature
2014, "Onderkoelde spanning rond de Griekse crisis", Parool
2015 "Tales of a Place, Words, Site-specific, and Changes in Preceiving Visual Arts from the 1990's to Today", curated by Lorenzo Bruni, GALLERIA ENRICO ASTUNI