06 December 2009
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petercallesen.com
Um excelente escultor que merece todo o destaque, percam algum tempo a ver o seu site, pois os trabalhos feitos em papel são algo de "espectacular"
"Some of the paper works are coloured and framed. Others are larger installations such as one to one copies of stairs and ladders made out of thin white paper. These works derive from earlier pieces such as ‘Bridge’ and ‘Still Life’. They deal with dreams and the impossible. But the stairs and ladders represent a more fragile and almost sublime form. The trashy style in earlier works has developed into a more precise aesthetics. These works exist in the gap between the recognizable everyday object and the fragile and spherical condition and material in which they appear. The whiteness, the ideal pure copy of something real as well as the vertical direction coherent in most of my paper works, could also indicate the aspect of something platonic or religious."
from petercallesen.com website
petercallesen.com
Um excelente escultor que merece todo o destaque, percam algum tempo a ver o seu site, pois os trabalhos feitos em papel são algo de "espectacular"
"Some of the paper works are coloured and framed. Others are larger installations such as one to one copies of stairs and ladders made out of thin white paper. These works derive from earlier pieces such as ‘Bridge’ and ‘Still Life’. They deal with dreams and the impossible. But the stairs and ladders represent a more fragile and almost sublime form. The trashy style in earlier works has developed into a more precise aesthetics. These works exist in the gap between the recognizable everyday object and the fragile and spherical condition and material in which they appear. The whiteness, the ideal pure copy of something real as well as the vertical direction coherent in most of my paper works, could also indicate the aspect of something platonic or religious."
from petercallesen.com website
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