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Steel, plasma cut
200 × 43 × 0.6 cm, base 60 × 60 cm
Josef Kieninger
“Communication” is developed from the idea of movement as a form of dialogue.
Three abstract, human‑like figures are cut from steel and mounted so that, in a slight breeze, they subtly move against and around each other. This gentle motion suggests an ongoing exchange between the figures: shifting positions, reacting, and responding—much like human communication itself.
The work invites viewers to observe how small changes in distance and angle can transform the relationship between the forms, echoing the nuances of conversation and connection.
Steel, plasma cut
200 × 43 × 0.6 cm, base 60 × 60 cm
Josef Kieninger
“Communication” is developed from the idea of movement as a form of dialogue.
Three abstract, human‑like figures are cut from steel and mounted so that, in a slight breeze, they subtly move against and around each other. This gentle motion suggests an ongoing exchange between the figures: shifting positions, reacting, and responding—much like human communication itself.
The work invites viewers to observe how small changes in distance and angle can transform the relationship between the forms, echoing the nuances of conversation and connection.