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Angelika Markul

Angelika Markul

Biography

Angelika Markul (1977, Szczecin, Pologne). Lives and works in Paris. 

Angelika Markul studied cinema and interior design and architecture then completed her formation at Beaux-Arts Paris in Christian Boltanski’s studio and graduated in 2003. She was the SAM Prize for contemporary art laureate in 2012 and for the Coal Art et Environnement Prize in 2016. She had solo exhibitions dedicated to her at Palais de Tokyo in 2014, at Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, Paris, in 2018 and at Vassivière’s Centre international d’art et de paysage in 2020. Her work is part of important public and private collections.

 

Work
Angelika Markul does videos, installations, and sculptures. Her work unfolds around art and science, fiction and memory and questions our relation with nature, universe, time. She explores wild and ancestral territories and vanished civilisations’ history but also takes a more political look at places where disasters happened (Fukushima, Tchernobyl…).
For ColAAb, Angelika Markul who is passionate about design, created a coffee table et two light fixtures, pieces of furniture very minimalist and poetic which echo her latest works.

 

Projects ColAAb
Tchouri (coffee table), 2022

Bronze, black satin patina
H 15,7 x ø 51,2 in
Numbered, signed and limited edition: 8 pieces + 4 A.P

 

Oui c’est encore moi (light fixture), 2022

Bronze (patina made in collaboration with the artist and the foundry), mat black baked metal
H 25,6 x W 12,2 x D 9,8 in (pedestal: H 39,4 in)
Numbered, signed and limited edition: 8 pieces + 4 A.P

 

Je voulais encore t’embrasser (light fixture), 2022

Bronze (patina made in collaboration with the artist and the foundry), brass pedestal
H 15,7 x W 9,8 x D 8,7 in (pedestal: H 21,7 in)
Numbered, signed and limited edition: 8 pieces + 4 A.P

 

Cigar comet (wall sconce), 2024

Bronze, textured polished aluminum
L 17.7 x ø 3.9 in
Numbered, signed and limited edition: 8 pieces + 4 A.P

 

Photos : © Marc Domage – Texts by Pascale Le Thorel