A D E L I N A I V A N
 
b i o g r a p h y
c o n t a c t
n e w s
  
w o r k s
landscape grids
the real line
întinse.destinse
fragile landscapes
white rows
a line that weaves and winds
white fold
deconstructed squares
textile layers
self portrait
cuts
left square right square
geometric structures
journal of grids and signs
black on white
black squares
frames
frugalitas, severitas, fidelis
atena adjusting her sandal
circling
hello vera
alter object
to restore
time delusion
albedo
 
l i n k s
p u b l i c a t i o n s

 

 

Deconstructed Square, 2015 / wadding, aged velcro, 100×120cm

 

L’Année dernière à Malmaison, exhibition view, /SAC Bucharest, 2022

L’Année dernière à Malmaison, group show, May 21 - July 27, /SAC Bucharest, 2022

Artists: Olivia Berckemeyer, Louisa Clement, Dumitru Gorzo, Gregor Hildebrandt, Adelina Ivan, Alicja Kwade, Haleh Redjaian, Henning Strassburger, Mircea Suciu, Philip Topovolac, Ambra Viviani, Thomas Zitzwitz
Curated by Alex Radu & Thomas Zitzwitz

In "Deconstructed Square" (2016), the artist has sliced and reassembled a square into new foldings repeatedly. Her movements follow the same sequence every time, realising a principle that is important to Zitzwitz, too, namely the principle of difference and repetition on which the fold as a (metaphysical) principle of order, or rather disorder, is founded, as Leibniz and Deleuze showed.
Text: Björn Vedder