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No. 0 – Beginning
No. 1 – Pyramid Relief
No. 2 – Hexalum
No. 3 – Pyramid Wave
No. 4 – QR Code
No. 5 – Spike Flower
No. 6 – World
No. 7 – 100 Fragments
No. 8 – Tripod
No. 9 – Luminex
No. 10 – Singularity
No. 11 – Pentominoes
No. 12 – Volatus
No. 13 – Exoresonance
No. 14 – Frigoris
No. 15 – Sonova
No. 16 – Orbium
No. 17 – Fractavia
No. 18 – Neurogrid
No. 19 – Astrophagen
No. 20 – Transfluera
No. 21 – Avimera
No. 22 – Primorbis
No. 20 – Transfluera – The large framed work on a white wall, its tips forming wave bands that run into one another
No. 20 – Transfluera – Angled view into the surface, the tips tilting row by row in changing directions
No. 20 – Transfluera – Close-up, the tips fanning apart along an arc
No. 20 – Transfluera – Detail from close range, single tips standing sharp against the soft depth behind
No. 20 – Transfluera – The waves from above at an angle, bright crests alternating with lilac shadow troughs
No. 20 – Transfluera – A grazing view across the surface, the tips standing dense as plumage
No. 20 – Transfluera – The artist setting a single folded module into the half-finished field
No. 20 – Transfluera – Detail of a current, the rows bending around an invisible eddy
No. 20 – Transfluera – The construction plan with the number matrix of all module heights and the folding drawings
No. 20 – Transfluera – The framed work in a bright dining room above a table with blue chairs
No. 20 – Transfluera – The artist kneeling beside the large work as it leans against the wall
No. 20 – Transfluera – The work hanging in an exhibition room beside a gothic pointed-arch window

No. 20 – Transfluera Paper Relief by Larisa Semke

Transfluera consists of numerous inclined, wedge-shaped pyramids. Minimal variations in angle create a rhythmic flow that changes its appearance depending on the viewing angle. The bluish coloration at the bases of the pyramids makes the relief appear spatially deeper.

The result evokes water surfaces with intersecting currents, in which movement is perceived not as a single direction but as an overlay. At the same time, the structure recalls vibration fields and suggests an expanding impulse that travels across the surface, condenses, is redirected, and fades.

Completed:
January 2026
Size:
158 × 106 × 9 cm (can be disassembled into 4 parts)
Edition:
Unique artwork, handcrafted
Material:
HP Color Choice, extra smooth, 120 g/m²
Substrate:
BRAMANTE Whiteboard, high white, 2200 g/m²
Frame:
white lacquered wood
Parts:
864 wedges

Exhibition at Düren, Germany ( 2026)

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