Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2016

Paperwork I-7

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Paperwork I-7 - White Watercolor Paper (100% Cotton, 295g/qm) - 2016 - about 13x13x10cm
The pictures show the same object from different angles.

Paperwork I-6

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Paperwork I-6 - White Transparent Paper (31g/qm) - 2016 - about 13x14x13cm
The pictures show the same object from different angles.

Paperwork I-5

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Paperwork I-5 - White Sumi-E Paper (80g/qm) - 2016 - about 11x10x9cm
The pictures show the same object from different angles.

Paperwork I-4

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Paperwork I-4 - White Jun Chu Shi Paper (31g/qm) - 2016 - about 8x11x8cm
The pictures show the same object from different angles.

Paperwork I-3

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Paperwork I-3 - Mould-made Ingres Paper (100g/qm) - 2016 - about 11x10x11cm
The pictures show the same object from different angles.


Paperwork I-2

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Paperwork I-2 - White Recycling Paper (160g/qm) - 2016 - about 11 x 13 x 11cm
The pictures show the same object from different angles.


Paperwork I-1

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I am giving my work a new direction, exploring the beauty of simplicity. 
What happen to a simple object like a flat piece of paper, when fortuitously altered?
In addition I simply love all the foldings and creases and how they are affected by light and shadow...

 These pictures show the same object from different angles.

 Paperwork I-2 - White Book End Paper - 2016 - about 12 x 9 x 10cm





Thursday, November 6, 2014

Finding

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The first piece of a new sculpture series made of finds.
The objects will mostly come from driftwood or other natural materials found at the shores of the Baltic sea.



Saturday, October 4, 2014

Ginko

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Around the corner of our street many Ginko trees are planted.
One of the joys in autumn is to collect fallen leaves and Ginko's last longest before the color fades and the material becomes too dry.


Ginko - 2014 - Green Soapstone - 13x9x6cm - $150 at Saatchi Online

Thursday, June 5, 2014

Fossiloid

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Over the past few years I literally carried a huge 60kg blue alabaster stone with me. It moved from Berlin to Hamburg with us and I moved it back and forth in the house. For a long time I simply was not sure, what might be in the stone. During the past 3 month I finally figured it out and made this sculpture. 


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