Liv Blavarp : Jewellery. Structures in Wood

Name: Liv Blavarp
Brand: Arnoldsche
SKU: 9783897904972
Price: 7000 KES
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ISBN: 9783897904972

by Anne Britt Yivisaker , Cecilie Skeide , Charon Kransen , Helen W. Drutt

Book Details

Format Hardback

ISBN-10 3897904977

ISBN-13 9783897904972

Publisher Arnoldsche

Imprint Arnoldsche

Country of Manufacture DE

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Jul 6th, 2017

Print length 144 Pages

Weight 1,010 grams

Dimensions 24.40 x 29.50 x 1.90 cms

Product Classification: Art & design styles: from c 1960 Precious metal, precious stones & jewellery: artworks & design Precious metal, precious stones and jewellery: artworks and design History of art Individual artists, art monographs

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The first comprehensive monograph in English on the oeuvre in wood by Norwegian jewellery artist Liv Blavarp, featuring around 55 works between 2002 and 2017.

Maple, birch, walnut, lemonwood and palisander are just a few of the woods from which Liv Blåvarp (b. 1956) creates exceptional one-off jewellery pieces. The rigidity or softness of the wood plays just as much of an important role in the selection process as its structure or texture. The works are comprised of numerous single elements, which fuse together to become sculptural volumes tactile creations that come alive when touched. Yet at the same time Blåvarp''s expressive and colourful pieces remain flexible and wearable. Their forms are not clearly defined; associations to organic growth, animals and plants, light and shade, water and waves all come to mind. With around 55 works from 2002 to 2017 Liv Blåvarp presents the first comprehensive review of her creative output. Text in English and German.

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