Steinformen

Steinformen

by Iris Wenderholm, Maurice Saß, Isabella Augart

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"The natural genesis of stone is particularly suitable as a production paradigm of mimicking art; examples are rock and coral formations, or the veins in marble, that are an expression of the forces of natural creation. Art materials bridge the chasm between idea and execution and impact on the working process; shaping the material reveals levels of meaning in the piece and, likewise, the specific form of the material offers opportunities for generating meaning. Imitating natural materials is much more than a replacement of the material or a demonstration of one's own artistic skills. The contributions in this book take a close look at the imitation of natural stone as artistic potential to express the interplay between natural and artificial material qualities"--Publisher's website.

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    How does the human impulse to imitate the natural genesis of stone reveal our evolving relationship with the natural world?

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    When you look at natural rock formations or marble veins, what aspects of their "creation" do you think are hardest for art to truly capture?

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    How does shaping a material like stone actively change or challenge the original idea an artist set out to execute?

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