Telamon #1

Laser-cut beech cardboard, acrylic plaster, varnish

50 x 40 x 42 cm
Unique
NOK 24,000.00
+ 5% art tax

Nebil Zaman (f.1985, Kurdistan, Iraq) has a degree in Furniture Design and Interior Architecture from Oslo National Academy of the Arts. In combining his background from traditional woodworking, advertising and furniture design with his childhood upbringing and experiences, Zaman explores how our surroundings affect us socially and culturally through the use of different materials, production techniques, and visual languages. His formal language and aesthetic stems from a fascination with ancient civilizations, archaeological encounters, science fiction and futuristic visions. The scope of his creative process focuses on the combination of digital fabrication and handcraft methods. Zaman is most intrigued by the materiality of plaster, as it provides an organic element of expression and a sense of freedom.

Zaman was awarded the ‘DOGA Award for Newcomers’ 2017 for his project “Personal Space”, a bench that invites to reflect on how we relate to one another. The piece was acquired by the National Museum of Norway in 2019.

Zaman lives and works in Oslo, Norway.

Photo by David B. Torch

Hushold (group), Wergelandshaugen Kunstsenter, Eidsvoll, NO
2023
Hvitsten Salong (group), Hvitsten, NO
2023
NOMAD Art Fair (duo with Yves Scherer), Golsa, St. Moritz, Switzerland, CH
2023
Halparke (solo), KUBEN, QB Gallery, Oslo, NO
2023
"Matter" Norwegian Presence (group), Galleria Milano, Milano, Italia, IT
2022
Pyton Place at London Craft Week (group), Cromwell Place, London, GB
2022
New Season (solo), Side Gallery, Casavells, Girona, Spania, ES
2022
Hvitsten Salong (group), Hvitsten, Vestby, NO
2022
Into the Wild (group), QB Gallery, Oslo, NO
2022
I møte med veggen (group), Sorgenfri, Oslo, NO
2021
nebilzaman.OBJ (solo), Pyton Place, Lysaker, NO
2021
Skulpturpark (group), Sorgenfri, Oslo, NO
2020
You're not to (part one) (group), Casina Cuccagna, Milano, Italia, IT
2018