Lucy Sarneel. Private Territory in Public
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Published: 21.07.2017
Lucy Sarneel
- Text by:
- Hanna Hagenaars, Jelle Kampen
- Edited at:
- Amsterdam
- Edited on:
- 2017
- Technical data:
- Soft Cover, 33 pages. 28 x 21 cm. Color Photographs
- Price:
- from 15 €
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Lucy Sarneel has been creating jewellery for 25 years. As a youngster in the southeast of the Netherlands, she was fascinated with decoration and embellishment in Catholic traditions, rich in sacred elements, including wearing crowns of burning candles on St. Lucy’s Day, the Prince of Carnival with all his regalia, and other rituals. / Jelle Kampen
My work arises from the field of tension between the inspiring past and the untouchable present that is created by traditions and spiritual, symbolic values.
For some time my work has developed towards the idea of a jewel considered as a power-object and patron, as a counterpart of the high-tech, time-efficient, money-ruled world we live in.
The “carrying material“ of my work is zinc, representing the blue-grey sky and sea, the subconscious, dreaming away in the distance, the reassuring domestic world of rainpipes, buckets and washtubs, architectural "jewels" like little towers and dormer windows in old European cities and the protective quality of preventing steel from rusting.
I am looking for fields of tension, both in form and material as a metaphor for life in the quest for balance between forces which we are governed by. / Lucy Sarneel
Text in English and Dutch
For some time my work has developed towards the idea of a jewel considered as a power-object and patron, as a counterpart of the high-tech, time-efficient, money-ruled world we live in.
The “carrying material“ of my work is zinc, representing the blue-grey sky and sea, the subconscious, dreaming away in the distance, the reassuring domestic world of rainpipes, buckets and washtubs, architectural "jewels" like little towers and dormer windows in old European cities and the protective quality of preventing steel from rusting.
I am looking for fields of tension, both in form and material as a metaphor for life in the quest for balance between forces which we are governed by. / Lucy Sarneel
Text in English and Dutch
Lucy Sarneel
- Text by:
- Hanna Hagenaars, Jelle Kampen
- Edited at:
- Amsterdam
- Edited on:
- 2017
- Technical data:
- Soft Cover, 33 pages. 28 x 21 cm. Color Photographs
- Price:
- from 15 €
ORDER BOOK
Please add the title of the publication at the mail. If you are interested in other publications just add the titles at the mail.
When we get your order we will calculate the shipping and mail back to you with the final price.
Thank you.
When we get your order we will calculate the shipping and mail back to you with the final price.
Thank you.
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