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Steel Object by Willi Siber ARTSIECONCEPT

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Willi Siber

Steel Object, 2019

Material
Steel and chrome lacquer
Dimensions
30 × 34 × 28 cm
Signature
Hand-signed on the reverse
Provenance
Galerie P13, Heidelberg

Steel Object is a sculptural work by Willi Siber from 2019, executed in steel with chrome lacquer. Its reflective green surface changes with the surrounding light and with the viewer’s position, while the folded geometry creates different profiles from each angle. The object measures 30 × 34 × 28 cm, is hand-signed on the reverse and has provenance from Galerie P13 in Heidelberg. It is offered directly from a private collection. Willi Siber is a German artist whose practice moves between painting, sculpture and objects. A gallery biography places form, colour and surface at the centre of his work. In Steel Object, the green chrome lacquer makes the folds appear different as the light or the viewer changes position.

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About Willi Siber

Willi Siber (born 1949 in Eberhardzell, Germany) works across the boundaries of painting, relief and sculpture. He studied art history at the University of Stuttgart and trained at the city’s art academy, completing his studies with Herbert Baumann. His practice explores how a material can appear different from what it physically is. Wood, steel and other materials are transformed through colour, surface treatment and changes of shape. Curved or folded steel elements, for example, can take on an unexpectedly light appearance under a glossy finish. Other works use wood, nails or cardboard to create a rhythm of forms and textures. Colour is therefore not merely decoration: it changes how the object is read and how it relates to the surrounding space. The contrast between the material’s actual weight and its visual effect is a recurring aspect of the work. His biography records an international exhibition history and a studio base in Dietenwengen.

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