An Artistic Balancing Act
Tables, lamps, handrails, metal tubes – in GERMANN LORENZI’s works, these familiar objects reappear as if from another time. Paired with spheres and geometric forms, they balance delicately, suspended in a moment that feels both precise and uncertain.
Nothing here is fixed. Lines lean, elements shift, and what seems stable begins to waver.
Équilibre unfolds between playful composition and the legacy of early modernism. Echoes of Bauhaus and constructive art meet quiet surreal gestures, opening a space where function dissolves and perception becomes fluid.
The recurring folding rule suggests measuring, building, structuring – and perhaps something more: the human desire to define and contain the world. Yet Lorenzi’s images resist such certainty. They remain open, inviting viewers to linger, to question, and to find their own balance.
