Tauba Auerbach, Untitled (Fold), 2009

Tauba Auerbach
Untitled (Fold), 2009
Silkscreen Print
Edition of 150, Signed by the artist.
Published by Printed Matter, NY
 
29" x 24"
26" x 32" (framed)
 
Tauba Auerbach’s practice explores patterns of topology, symbology, and logic while making room for spontaneous slippages and optical interplay. Auerbach’s work—which spans painting, weaving, glasswork, photography, 3D printing, bookmaking, musical instrument design, and a painted boat—explores the poetic possibilities of structures and systems. The interplay of color, light, form, and negative space is another major concern. Notable projects include the Auerglass Organ (2009), a functioning pump organ that the artist created with the musician Cameron Mesirow, and Flow Separation (2018), for which they painted a historic New York fireboat to reflect both historic camouflage techniques and the fluid patterns produced by the boat’s wake. Auerbach has exhibited in New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Miami, and Oslo. Their work has sold for seven figures at auction and belongs in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Centre Pompidou, and Moderna Museet, among others.
 
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Tauba Auerbach’s two-tone screenprint is a visual cacophony of purple and yellow gridded dots that, when seen at a distance of 9 or 10 feet, resolve into an ingenious optical illusion suggesting a piece of paper that has been folded into sixteen segments.