Explore Found Objects Artists

Overton's sculptures and installations transform found materials into minimalist, site-specific works.

Chong Wai's performance and installation works, often incorporating text and found objects, explore themes of history, memory, and the politics of representation. His practice challenges dominant narratives and power structures.

Kahn's furniture and sculptures blend whimsical forms with found materials, creating playful, functional artworks that challenge traditional design conventions.

Bhabha's sculptures and drawings engage with themes of cultural memory and post-colonial identity, creating haunting, otherworldly forms.

Kippenberger's provocative paintings and installations challenged social norms and artistic conventions, creating a legacy of irreverent wit and social commentary.

Meuser's paintings and sculptures explore themes of urban life, social commentary, and the everyday, using a raw, expressive style.

Bloom's installations and photographs explore themes of memory, representation, and the construction of meaning, using a conceptual approach.

West's sculptures and installations challenged traditional notions of art and functionality, creating interactive works that invited viewer participation.

Garrido-Lecca's installations and sculptures explore themes of colonialism, cultural memory, and the environment, using found materials and historical references.

Kippenberger's provocative paintings and installations challenged social norms and artistic conventions, creating a legacy of irreverent wit and social commentary.