Ohne Titel (Bewegliche Linie) - photo 1

Ohne Titel (Bewegliche Linie)

Lot 123
28.11.2018 15:00UTC +01:00
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€ 6 500
AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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ID 136672
Lot 123 | Ohne Titel (Bewegliche Linie)
Estimate value
€ 6 000 – 8 000
1968/69. Trikotagenstoff, Fahrradkette, Motor in Plexiglaskasten. 124 x 40,5 x 26cm. Signiert, datiert und bezeichnet verso oben mittig: erb 68-69 Paris No 2/3. Hier zudem betitelt: bewegl. linie. Ex. 2/3.
Das Werk ist voll funktionstüchtig.

Provenienz:
- Atelier des Künstlers
- Privatsammlung Saarland

In den Jahren 1961 bis 1975 arbeitet Leo Erb in Paris, wo er den Künstlern der Gruppe GRAV (Groupe de Recherche d Árt Visuel) begegnete. Zu den Mitgliedern der Gruppe, mit denen Erb einen engen Austausch pflegte, gehörten u. a. Francois Morellet, Victor Vasarely, Yaacov Agam, Jesús Rafael Soto, Carlos Cruz-Diez und Julio Le Parc. Die Bewegungsabläufe der Kunst zu ergründen, war eines Ziele, das alle Künstler verfolgten. Für Erb waren die Farbe Weiß sowie die Linie eines der zentralen Ausdrucksmittel, die er in bewegter Form in seinen Objekten verarbeitete.
Erb: "Einerseits hat mich die Plastik fasziniert und andererseits die Malerei, und so kam ich zwangsläufig zur Kinetik. (...) Zum Beispiel habe ich den ´Punkt´ mittels der Technik unter einer Stofffläche in Bewegung versetzt und habe dadurch die Linie erzeugt. Eine Linie, die entstand und wieder verging. Ich habe dann aus der Fläche heraus Formen entstehen lassen, Formen, die entstanden und vergingen." (Leo Erb, in: Ein Leben in weiß. Retrospektive zum 80. Geburtstag. Bielefeld 2003, S. 21)
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