Gundi Falk (1966) Large Cubist Canvas "interior Architectures" 140 X 100cm

This monumental canvas by Gundi Falk is distinguished by its graphic power and formal balance. Its large format and structured style make it a striking piece, ideal for structuring a contemporary space.

Details of the work:

* Artist: Gundi Falk
* Title: Interior Architectures
* Date: Circa 2000
* Technique: Painting on canvas
* Dimensions: 140 × 100 cm
* Condition: Very good condition, a few minor imperfections
* Signature: Monogram lower left
* Framing: Sold unframed

Description:
The composition is based on large biomorphic forms outlined with bold black lines, organized into distinct planes in a post-Cubist style. Shades of gray, applied in washes, create depth and rhythm, while a network of fine lines animates the surface and reinforces the visual dynamism. T
he overall effect oscillates between abstraction and organic evocation.

With its vertical format of 140 × 100 cm, the artwork possesses a strong architectural presence and naturally becomes a focal point in a contemporary interior or professional space.

Artist Biography:

Born in 1966 in Salzburg, Austria, Gundi Falk develops a practice situated at the intersection of painting and experimental photography. She is particularly recognized for her research on chemigram, conducted in collaboration with Pierre Cordier.

Her work explores matter, time, and the processes of transformation, asserting a coherent approach between abstraction and formal experimentation. Since the late 1990s, she has participated in numerous international exhibitions.

Selected exhibitions

* 1998 – Gallery at the Assignment Theater, Taipei, Taiwan
* 2005 – Grand Casino Bern, Bern, Switzerland
* 2006 – Le Corbusier, Marseille, France
* 2007 – Cedefop Gallery, Thessaloniki, Greece
* 2009–2010 – The Museum of New Art, Pärnu, Estonia
* 2014–2015 – The Heckscher Museum of Art, New York, USA
* 2015 – Haines Gallery, San Francisco, USA
* 2016 – Paris Photo, Paris, France
* 2019 – Biennale de la Photographie, Brussels, Belgium
* 2024 – HANGAR Photo Art Center, Brussels, Belgium.

By its scale, its graphic rigor and the international recognition of the artist, this work represents a coherent acquisition for a collection attentive to contemporary abstraction and the modernist heritage.