I have been doing experiments to try to give the metal parts a more
spontaneous and softer character. I would like to remove the rigidity
and manufactured qualities inherent to metal materials. The figures
below show some of the attempts...
I
have decided to try to replicate the flow effect in the metal pieces
using computer modelling and before I knew it, I was drifted into the
following thrilling models!
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| Inflatable series |
Soft
metals??? Inflatable metal forms??? These forms remind me some pieces
of Kim Buck that were on display in Munich during Schmuck 2015:
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| Kim Buck, Pumpous (2011), Schmuck 2015, photo by Eva Fernandez |
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| Kim Buck, Pumpous (2011), Schmuck 2015, photo by Eva Fernandez |
Looking a bit more into his work. I found really
interesting his delicate conceptual work using metal foil for inflatable
pieces. You can have the pleasure to navigate around his website to see
his amusing and unconventional work (
http://www.kimbuck.dk/index.php?/products/jewelry/)
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