In Saskia Senge's ( b. 1985, Gifhorn, FRG) work, form and meaning go back to various formal and allegorical forms of existence determined by use, trade, memory and mass production. The tension between systems of representation and personal experience is at the centre of her work. Saskia Senge investigates how different kinds of meaning shift, how they can be transferred to or separated from objects, and how complexity can be made directly tangible for our senses. Her works often resemble an abstract syntax or code that acquires new meaning with each recombination of the available sculptural vocabulary. Saskia Senge recognises in each of these manifestations merely one possible variant among many. Thus, her sculptures represent idiosyncratic processes that fit into an already existing chain of material transformations and symbolically charged transformations.

Chewing Gum | 2018 

Saskia Senge präsentiert | 2014