Wagon by M A R K H U E B N E R

Energy pack

M A R K H U E B N E R

Wagon, 1997

Steel

210 x 120 x 120 cm (82.68 x 47.24 x 47.24 in)

Inv: P224

Location: Germany

With the impact phenomenon the artist began to forge his artistic language, using cross lines, steel spikes and impacted metal sheets,
demonstrating physical energy and destruction in order to
create something new.

This Sculpture inhabits both, the potential destructive element as well as a calmness, a steadiness while demonstrating the power of duality between two forces with equal strength creating this strong feeling of balance.

Creation vs. Destruction: The core philosophy of Huebner's work centers on the endless cycle of birth, destruction, and continuous change. The sharp, rocket-like structures (resembling industrial steel spikes or massive missiles) are paired with the functional frame of a carrier which was used to carry oxygen and acethylen gas tanks, creating a stark tension between mundane daily life and potential devastation.

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BAMBOO ROCKS [S.A.], 2009

ATMÓSFERA, 2003

Mind Attack, 1999

Big Wave, 1999

Mind Attack, 1998

Impact II, 1998

Air, 1998

Targets, 1997