Olga Sabko
Denizen IV, 2022
Ceramic earthenware
88 x 40 x 40 cm
34 5/8 x 15 3/4 x 15 3/4 in
34 5/8 x 15 3/4 x 15 3/4 in
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Olga Sabko, born in 1990 in Kiev and now based in Paris, is a visual artist and sculptor with a background in ceramics, lithography, and linocut. Sabko’s art revolves around...
Olga Sabko, born in 1990 in Kiev and now based in Paris, is a visual artist and sculptor with a background in ceramics, lithography, and linocut.
Sabko’s art revolves around the theme of time’s fleeting nature, capturing it through physical imprints. Her sculptures embody time’s essence and her personal connection with it. They exude perpetual motion, existing in an uncertain space-time and deliberately remain raw and unfinished, allowing the medium to speak for itself.
Her creative process is defined by experimentation and an intuitive connection with materials, resulting in poetic, organic forms. This philosophy extends to her lithographic work, reflecting the spatio-temporal essence of creation through intuition and happenstance.
Sabko’s art revolves around the theme of time’s fleeting nature, capturing it through physical imprints. Her sculptures embody time’s essence and her personal connection with it. They exude perpetual motion, existing in an uncertain space-time and deliberately remain raw and unfinished, allowing the medium to speak for itself.
Her creative process is defined by experimentation and an intuitive connection with materials, resulting in poetic, organic forms. This philosophy extends to her lithographic work, reflecting the spatio-temporal essence of creation through intuition and happenstance.
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