Peter Skubic
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Published: 26.06.2013
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what differences do you find in the work process when you make sculpture, jewellery or drawing?, which is the process of creation of your work?I do not make graphics. I make sketches; these are sketches for my pieces, and I start always with sketches. The pieces in the papers are in different positions and I think about their dimensions and forms, the positions of the angles in this rectangle form. I started working with jewellery and one year later I started with bigger sculptures. This is a longer process, I needed time to realise it in my mind and then I needed time to solve the technical problems. I need a factory to cut the plates and all that. And for jewellery I can cut everything my self but there is no difference in the process for me. There is no problem, only a question of dimensions, of scale. The process always starts with drawings but, anyway, after I finish the piece, is always a surprise for me because there is always a continuum, from one piece to the other.
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