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Rosenthal, inscribed and numbered. // Jahresteller by Günther Uecker, created in 1975, is a sculptural object made of glass. This piece exemplifies Uecker's fascination with form and light. The transparent glass forms a circular, plate-like structure with a central raised element that resembles a ripple or wave, giving the piece a sense of fluidity and movement despite its solid nature. The clarity of the glass allows for an intricate play of light and shadow, emphasizing the minimalist aesthetic. This work reflects Uecker’s continued exploration of texture, light, and the material's interaction with space, creating a dynamic visual experience.
Jahresteller, 1975
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Rosenthal, inscribed and numbered. // Jahresteller by Günther Uecker, created in 1975, is a sculptural object made of glass. This piece exemplifies Uecker's fascination with form and light. The transparent glass forms a circular, plate-like structure with a central raised element that resembles a ripple or wave, giving the piece a sense of fluidity and movement despite its solid nature. The clarity of the glass allows for an intricate play of light and shadow, emphasizing the minimalist aesthetic. This work reflects Uecker’s continued exploration of texture, light, and the material's interaction with space, creating a dynamic visual experience.
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