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Artwork description:
To accompany her first solo exhibition in a UK institution at The Hepworth Wakefield, Dutch artist Magali Reus has produced a limited edition sculpture which is loosely based on the form of a tea cup.
Reus has adapted the form and removed its essential and most primary characteristics - the handle and the bottom. The sculpture’s surface is inlaid with markings which reference the energetic line of archaeological cave drawings.
The mug forms are cast with pigmented and waxed Jesmonite. These forms assume a stone-like quality, but continuing an interest in serial forms, each mug is unique and painted with an individual edition number.
Magali Reus: Particle of Inch was on display in The Calder at The Hepworth Wakefield 18 July - 11 October 2015.
Materials used:
Jesmonite, pigment, wax
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Perimeter
Sculpture
by Magali Reus
3 Artist Reviews
£300 Sold
- Sculpture on Other
- From a limited edition of 25
- Size: 8 x 9.5 x 9cm
- Signed and numbered on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Artwork description
To accompany her first solo exhibition in a UK institution at The Hepworth Wakefield, Dutch artist Magali Reus has produced a limited edition sculpture which is loosely based on the form of a tea cup.
Reus has adapted the form and removed its essential and most primary characteristics - the handle and the bottom. The sculpture’s surface is inlaid with markings which reference the energetic line of archaeological cave drawings.
The mug forms are cast with pigmented and waxed Jesmonite. These forms assume a stone-like quality, but continuing an interest in serial forms, each mug is unique and painted with an individual edition number.
Magali Reus: Particle of Inch was on display in The Calder at The Hepworth Wakefield 18 July - 11 October 2015.
Materials used:
Jesmonite, pigment, wax
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Artist Reviews (3)
Magali Reus
United Kingdom
About
Reus’ work draws on a vast range of formal
influences and references, from the domestic to the industrial, the functional
to decorative, creating sculptures that evolve as an accumulation of
sculptural details. In... Read more