All Woodcarvings Remain Slow Motion Mobiles
Kunstverein München•Mar 21, 2026 — May 31, 2026
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Since 2013, Matt Browning has worked steadily in carving. All Woodcarvings Remain Slow Motion Mobiles brings together works produced during this time, all carved in Douglas fir. Each sculpture takes the form of a chain-link carving cut from a single piece of wood, through which interior voids, grids, and frames emerge without assembly. Rather than constructing space from separate parts, material is removed until space grows from the block itself. The resulting forms occupy an ambiguous position between solid mass and open lattice, at once dense and permeable.
The sculptures are made entirely through subtraction. Cavities are opened, channels are extended, and connections are left intact until interlinked volumes appear within the original block. The structure that emerges is therefore inseparable from the material it is carved from. The sculptures do not represent chains or lattices; they become them through the continuous carving away of wood.
This reductive process is exacting and…
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All Woodcarvings Remain Slow Motion Mobiles
Kunstverein München•Mar 21, 2026 — May 31, 2026
Press Release
Since 2013, Matt Browning has worked steadily in carving. All Woodcarvings Remain Slow Motion Mobiles brings together works produced during this time, all carved in Douglas fir. Each sculpture takes the form of a chain-link carving cut from a single piece of wood, through which interior voids, grids, and frames emerge without assembly. Rather than constructing space from separate parts, material is removed until space grows from the block itself. The resulting forms occupy an ambiguous position between solid mass and open lattice, at once dense and permeable.
The sculptures are made entirely through subtraction. Cavities are opened, channels are extended, and connections are left intact until interlinked volumes appear within the original block. The structure that emerges is therefore inseparable from the material it is carved from. The sculptures do not represent chains or lattices; they become them through the continuous carving away of wood.
This reductive process is exacting and…
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