Sculpture intitulée "Fragments I" par Anja Madsen Pernot, Œuvre d'art originale, Carton

Fragments I (2020) Sculpture par Anja Madsen Pernot

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Œuvre d'art originale (One Of A Kind) Sculpture, Carton

Classification des oeuvres

Oeuvre unique (OOAK / Œuvre d'art originale)

Les œuvres d'art uniques sont également connues sous le nom d'œuvres d'art « OOAK ». Cela signifie que chaque œuvre d'art est unique et qu'il n'y en aura jamais d'autre identique.
Dimensions Hauteur 51,2in, Largeur 35,4in / 0.30 kg
Convient pour l'extérieur? Non, Cette œuvre ne peut pas être exposée à l'extérieur
Catégories Sculptures à moins de 20 000 $US Art conceptuel Ville

Fragments I Les pièces Fragments I, II et III sont directement liées à la Ville de Cognac. Un parcours intuitif a permis à l’artiste de se construire ses propres repères. Il semble que ce soit parfois la Ville elle-même qui ait suggéré à l’artiste, selon de secrètes lois, les pistes de sa propre perception, à la fois géographique, topographique,[...]

Anja Madsen Pernot

France

Anja Madsen Pernot, a Danish artist and designer who trained at the Danish Design School, Copenhagen Denmark and the University of Art and Design, Helsinki Finland, first worked for Christian Lacroix, Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton... Her work as a plastic artist is a direct result of emotional experiences that come from an intense and poetic relationship she has always had with nature.

The silvery shimmer of the surface of the water, the flight of hundreds of thousands of starlings darkening the sky on the shores of the North Sea... fascinate her and produce almost hypnotic emotions that she expresses in her various works. The work thus "captures" a feeling, a wonder as if suspended, the perception of time intensifies, giving certain pieces a surprisingly vibratory dimension.

Anja Madsen Pernot's work is extremely delicate, made from fragile materials - paper has been her favourite material for several years - and requires an infinite amount of time, which the artist refers to as a meditation.

Her works, installations, wall pieces and sculptures, are based on the skills that she has learnt, reminiscent of the techniques and aesthetic objectives of the decorative arts. Due to the richness and topicality of the artistic issues at stake they neverthetheless belong to the field of the plastic arts, which are clearly part of the field of contemporary art.

Anja Madsen Pernot's work has been exhibited (group and solo exhibitions), commissioned and collected in France (Cognac, Jonzac, Dieppe, Paris) and abroad (Denmark, Italy, Switzerland, Taiwan).