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Kenneth Bergfeld's work delves into the intricate dynamics of representation, exploring the complexity of personal identity and the fluid nature of subjectivity. Oscillating between parasitic and symbiotic scenarios, his avatar-like figures navigate shape-shifting backdrops, blurring the boundaries between self and environment. His interest in the realities of the globalized economy and the psychological conditions of consumerism is reflected in his works, which address issues of sustainability and relational dynamics.
The works at City SALTS depict an ongoing investigation into the artist's avatar at different moments in time and in various psychological states. One painting presents the figure standing alone in the center of the canvas within a seemingly fictional landscape, while the other shows a close-up of the avatar's profile, adorned with a mushroom-like headpiece. The figures oscillate between reality and fiction, between virtuality and actuality. The artist attempts…
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Kenneth Bergfeld's work delves into the intricate dynamics of representation, exploring the complexity of personal identity and the fluid nature of subjectivity. Oscillating between parasitic and symbiotic scenarios, his avatar-like figures navigate shape-shifting backdrops, blurring the boundaries between self and environment. His interest in the realities of the globalized economy and the psychological conditions of consumerism is reflected in his works, which address issues of sustainability and relational dynamics.
The works at City SALTS depict an ongoing investigation into the artist's avatar at different moments in time and in various psychological states. One painting presents the figure standing alone in the center of the canvas within a seemingly fictional landscape, while the other shows a close-up of the avatar's profile, adorned with a mushroom-like headpiece. The figures oscillate between reality and fiction, between virtuality and actuality. The artist attempts…
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