source: beautifuldecay

Sebastian Wickeroth lives and works in Düsseldorf, Germany. He constructs and partially destroys large imposing sculptures. Some of his installations look as if the structures are buckling under the pressure of an entire room while others look like monoliths that have fallen from the sky. Utilizing color and intriguing geometric shapes Wickeroth commands space with dilapidated forms that explore beauty in decay and comment on man-made structures that are built and inevitably destroyed.
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source: juxtapoz

Geometric form and its concurrent disruption, destruction and deformation is the starting point for Sebastian Wickeroth’s illustrated works. Wickeroth plays with the zest for association of the viewer who may be unable to reject the immediately arising impression of a destructive act. His series of works of marker lines, create geometrically balanced pieces, playing with space, and angular association.
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source: sweet-station

Sebastian Wickeroth was born in 1977. Lives and works in Düsseldorf, Germany. ‘Geometric form and its concurrent disruption, destruction and deformation is also the starting point for Sebastian Wickeroth’s art. This can be the forcefully brute presentation of an implied destructive act such as in his work.’