Ragen Moss
Horizon Figures
Galerie Gisela Capitain is delighted to announce the first solo exhibition with U.S.American artist Ragen Moss.
Ragen Moss is an artist whose practice considers the history of sculpture and offers the discourse of sculpture a new turn towards an original and complex use of space. Moss’s proposition for contemporary sculpture is to move away from a flat consideration of exterior rind or mere surface and instead to press sculpture towards capaciousness: a lived and expansive spatial form.
Suspended from the ceiling and made from transparent and opaque materials, Moss’s works ask the viewer to fully circumnavigate them, considering the works at all angles and with a full range of motion: the space within the installation, the space engaged around the works, and, most notably, the space inside the works and through /across their membrane-like permeable boundaries, which enable a new, interior-focused gaze.












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Galerie Gisela Capitain is delighted to announce the first solo exhibition with U.S.American artist Ragen Moss.
Ragen Moss is an artist whose practice considers the history of sculpture and offers the discourse of sculpture a new turn towards an original and complex use of space. Moss’s proposition for contemporary sculpture is to move away from a flat consideration of exterior rind or mere surface and instead to press sculpture towards capaciousness: a lived and expansive spatial form.
Suspended from the ceiling and made from transparent and opaque materials, Moss’s works ask the viewer to fully circumnavigate them, considering the works at all angles and with a full range of motion: the space within the installation, the space engaged around the works, and, most notably, the space inside the works and through /across their membrane-like permeable boundaries, which enable a new, interior-focused gaze.












1_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_01

2_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_02

3_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_03

4_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_40

5_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_41

6_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_35

7_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_43

8_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_12

9_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_14

10_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_57

11_Ragen Moss_Horizon Figures_photo Simon Vogel_59