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24 Seiten. Sehr guter Zustand. Einband altersgemäß minimal berieben. / Very good condition. Binding with minimal signs of wear. - DE: Aus der Bibliothek von Kaspar König, Besitzvermerk auf Seite 1 (siehe Abb.2). / Zahlreiche, hochwertige Abbildungen der Werke des brasilianischen Bildhauers. / Inkl. Textbeitrag Spring Solstice, March 1998. Remo Guidieri, Translation of Ilya Bernstein. Veröffentlicht von der Galerie Lars Bohman. / EN: From the library of Kaspar König, ownership note on page 1 (see fig.2). / Numerous, high-quality illustrations of the works of the Brazilian sculptor / Incl. text contribution 'Spring Solstice, March 1998. Remo Guidieri, Translation of Ilya Bernstein'. Published by the Lars Bohman Gallery."Brazilian artist Saint Clair Cemin uses traditional materials such as stone, iron, wood, bronze, marble and terracotta. He investigates the relationships, differences and changes between images not just in art, but in our entire consumer culture. He seeks equality in the appreciation and judgement of all things: art, artifacts and thoughts. As Cemin remarked in his typically aphoristic fashion: "The world of art-objects, and that of common objects, form a continuous field. The value system used to produce and evaluate art-objects, even the most rarefied conceptual work, shares a common ground with the apparatus used to evaluate anything else in the world, such as people, social situations, or the weather." Inspired by the heterogeneity of this object-world, Cemins sculptures are eclectic, fragments of thought which hint of a totality, that has been deliberately left undisclosed." (Lars Bohman). Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.
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