No. 1 – Pyramid Relief – The white relief head-on against a pale wall, the pyramids reaching out past its rectangular edge

No. 1 – Pyramid Relief – Close-up, long sharp tips fanning out to the left and flattening towards the right

No. 1 – Pyramid Relief – Detail of a dividing line where the tips run against each other from both sides

No. 1 – Pyramid Relief – The framed work on a black wall above a dining table with wooden chairs and pampas grass

No. 1 – Pyramid Relief – Angled view of densely ranked upright tips with deep shadows between them

No. 1 – Pyramid Relief – The pyramids lying flat towards the upper edge, reduced to small diamond facets

No. 1 – Pyramid Relief Paper Relief by Larisa Semke

The three-dimensional paper relief reveals a geometric composition of numerous pyramids, each carefully designed inclination forming an ascending diagonal across the entire surface.

The pyramids extend beyond the edge, breaking the traditional boundaries of an artwork and suggesting an interaction with the surrounding space. This effect gives the whole piece a kinetic appearance.

The interplay of light and shadow, created by the different angles of the pyramids, produces an impression of movement and vitality.

Completed:: November 2022
Size:: 98 × 75 × 6 cm
Edition:: Unique artwork, handcrafted
Material:: Paper 100 g/m²
Substrate:: Whiteboard, 1120 g/m², white solid cardboard, acid-free, 98 × 75 × 0.15 cm
Frame:: white lacquered wood
Parts:: 540 pyramids

Exhibition at Düren, Germany ( 2023)

Exhibition at Haacht, Belgium ( 2024)

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