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Double Fire by Sandra Kranich

Double Fire by Sandra Kranich

Provinz

Archival Pigment Print

2025

Edition Size: 10 + 2 AP

Image Size: 100 x 70 cm

Sheet Size: 100 x 70 cm

Signed

Condition: Pristine

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Sandra Kranich

Born in 1971 in Ludwigsburg, lives in Frankfurt am Main

Double Fire, 2025
100 x 70 cm
Inkjet print on matte fine art photo paper
Edition: 10 + 2 AP, signed, numbered
€850 incl. 19% VAT

Sandra Kranich’s work is a unique combination of drawing, sculpture, and fireworks. Starting with geometric drawings and “space architectures,” she develops three-dimensional sculptures and installations in which she uses fireworks as a painterly and performative medium. She allows seemingly constructive paintings and sculptures to explode in a controlled or even unexpected manner. Only through these transformation processes do the actual works of art emerge, marked by the light of the fire, by traces of soot, or by the shape-shifting force of the explosion. Deformation and destruction become an artistic, productive moment.

Our new edition “Double Fire” depicts a blazing campfire, the archaic ancestor, so to speak, of contemporary high-tech fireworks. This small-edition fine art print on photographic paper was created as a digital collage from two scanned analog image sources: a pencil drawing of burning branches on a bed of pebbles, and a pyrotechnic-controlled burn and then colored in warm red and yellow tones.

€850.00

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The Artist

Sandra Kranich

Sandra Kranich studied at the Offenbach University of Art and Design and at the Städelschule Frankfurt, where she was a master student under Thomas Bayrle. In 2003, she completed her training as a state-certified pyrotechnician for large-scale fireworks displays—a rare specialization in the art world. Kranich's works have been shown internationally—for example, at the 32nd São Paulo Biennale, the Wilhelm Hack Museum, the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt, the Art Foyer of the DZ Bank, and most recently at the Kulturforum of the Berlin State Museums as part of the exhibition "Crazy and Burned Out," Exploring Firework Art from Five Centuries. Her works can be found in renowned collections and exhibition venues.

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