Beat Zoderer (born 1955) is regarded as a representative of the geometric-constructive art. Unlike many advocates of classical constructivism but he developed with imagination and wit its own, quite virtuosic variation in this area. At first glance Zoderer recalls his work on the formal vocabulary of Mondrian, van Doesburg, Rodchenko and Max Bill, but on closer examination reveals that it does not follow mathematical principles.
Zoderer not interested in the strict orthodoxy of autonomous art designs. Rather, he is fascinated by the idea to produce with ordinary things, orders that contain in their interior something profoundly disorderly.
from plastic pockets, file folders, pieces of wood, metal rods, cotton threads and tapes created by subtle combinations of bright-colored grid pattern images, serial stratification or elementary cube and cube
forms.
Supramat, Beat Zoderer, Mixed Media 2007
