Never Ending Story by Tamara Grüner
Exhibition
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10 Oct 2018
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03 Nov 2018
Published: 02.10.2018
fourgallery.comBrooch: Blue Swan, 2018
Galalith, historical metal pieces, glass, silver - oxidized, steel.
13.9 x 7 x 3.4 cm
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The pieces by Tamara Grüner are sparkling with colours from stones, pearls and shiny metals. Naturalness and artificiality embrace each other.
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Tamara Grüner
An intense artificiality is produced by rainbow-coloured surfaces, natural materials such as mother of pearl seem to be unnatural. At first, the pieces might seam to have a kitschy expression, but Grüners well-balanced compositions and thoroughly executed craft calms the noisy image and turns the objects into jewels – contemporary Fabergé eggs flaunting with facets and wealth of details. Warmly welcome to our next exhibition at Four!
Activities
Kulturnatta: Friday, 19th of October, 5pm - 8pm. More info here.Open Studio: Friday, 26th of October, 4pm -6pm. More info here.
Finissage together with the artist: Friday, 2nd of November, 5pm - 8pm.
Opening
Wednesday, 10th of October, 5 pm to 8 pm.Brooch: The magic of flowers, 2016
Organic, Silver, Plastic, Steel, Glass
13.1 x 7.2 x 2.4 cm
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Brooch: Falling stars, 2016
Fulgurite, historical metal pieces and silver oxidized, glass, plastic, steel.
13.8 x 9.1 x 2.4
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Brooch: Iridescent Gorgona, 2017
Iron and manganese oxide, reconstructed coral, silver oxidized, glass, plastic, paint, steel.
13.7 x 7 x 2.7 cm
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Brooch: Green Aurum, 2018
Historical metal pieces and silver blackened, glass, nylon, steel.
8.9 x 5.4 x 3.7 cm
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Brooch: Frozen, 2018
Historical metal pieces and silver blackened, glass, plastic, steel.
7.8 x 5.2 x 3.4 cm
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