DANIEL ROBERT HUNZIKER

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Grat
Art Unlimited 2011
Pressboard, squared timber, dispersion paint
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Grat
Art Unlimited 2011
Pressboard, squared timber, dispersion paint
Relief XXIV
Relief XXIV
2008
Pressspan und Z-K Lack
180 x 153 x 23 cm
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Building_BVG
2010
Alu-Blech pulverbeschichtet
299 x 372 x 372 cm
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Rocks
2010
Papierintarsie
Gerahmt und Rückseite signiert
34 x 26 cm
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Rock IXX
2010
Papierintarsie
Gerahmt und Rückseite signiert
34 x 26 cm
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Riegel IV / II
2010
Aluminium eloxiert
157 x 189 cm / 189 x 157 cm
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Abhang
2010
Pressspan, Kantholz und Dispersion
310 x 790 x 910 cm
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Sperre
2010
Pressspan, Kantholz, Dispersion und Vierkantrohr
310 x 350 x 430 cm
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Memory
2010
Acrylglas und Tispan
45 x 188 x 45 cm
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2009
Installation View
von Bartha Garage
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Areal, 2006
Pressboard, scantling, metal, laquer
142 x 154 x 394 cm
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Eck
2009
Floatglas, Tispan, Acryllack
142 x 125 x 82 cm
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Installation View
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Gebiet I
2008
Pressboard, metal pipes, scantling, dispersion
192 x 365 x 155 cm
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Object imaginé II
2006
Paper inlay
35 x 26 cm
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Klus
2010
Pressboard, scantling, dispersion
210 x 640 x 250 cm
Site specific installation

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Neon I
2009
Metal pipes
128 x 220 x 19 cm
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Klus
2010
Pressboard, scantling, dispersion
210 x 640 x 250 cm
Site specific installation
1965 born in Walenstadt. Argovian artist Daniel Robert Hunziker (CH) has a special relationship to space, and space-relevant architectural practices are an integral part of his work. He integrates architecture into his work, which in turn incorporates the work within a specific location. Hunziker uses spatial stagings and constructions to make visible fractions of reality and project them outwards. His choice of materials is never random, nor the way in which he assembles them. Mixing nature and technical know-how, his works are not on a standard scale; in fact they often manipulate different scales and combine models with life-size structures, thereby allowing the viewer to take a fresh new look at his own perception of space and at the norms society imposes upon him. Daniel Robert Hunziker plays with space when he presents these monumental rotating geodesic forms, whose configurations redefine their environment.

An encounter between the infinitely large and the infinitesimal, so to speak.