Max Frisinger

http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/artists/max_frisinger.htm?section_name=artists_germany

When asked about his works and the development of his practice, Frisinger simply states: ‘inveni, vidi, vici’ (‘I found, I saw, I conquered’). His assemblages can be seen to be making reference to the tradition of refuse-based art, recycling detritus to comment on the society of excess. Looming over Frisinger’s new time-capsules of the everyday are the ghosts of found-object sculptures by Marcel Duchamp and Jean Tinguely, Arman’s ‘accumulations’ and Daniel Spoerri’s ‘snare pictures’, as well as a poetic playfulness, somewhere between Joseph Cornell and the musical, performative improvisation of Fluxus.

http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/artists/artpages/max_frisinger_yoko.htm

Noah's Ark (CocoRosie)

2010
Steel, glass, wood, mixed media

246 x 272.5 x 105 cm

Rising (Yoko Ono)

2010
Steel, glass, wood, mixed media

246 x 272.5 x 105 cm