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Colour wheel 46 [turquoise], Andrew Wenrick
Colour wheel 46 [turquoise], Andrew Wenrick
Colour wheel 46 [turquoise], Andrew Wenrick
Colour wheel 46 [turquoise], Andrew Wenrick

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Colour wheel 46 [turquoise] Sculpture

Andrew Wenrick

United Kingdom

Sculpture, Pencil on Stainless Steel

Size: 17 W x 17 H x 1.8 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Inspired by and a homage to the Dutch artist, Piet Mondrian, and his extremely rigorous geometric abstract paintings. Pencil shavings and stainless steel pins on a white canvas. This piece is framed behind glass in a white box frame, with white fillets. Framed size is 17" x 17" x 1.75"

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Sculpture:

Pencil on Stainless Steel

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One-of-a-kind Artwork

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17 W x 17 H x 1.8 D in

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As learned through the design of building, mainly public buildings, projects become rich and thoughtful through the process of design. Working and re-working iterations in a tactile manner through models and drawings molds and develops a project from a simple idea into an interweaving of informed decisions that transcend the work from good to great. Counterintuitively, the more constraints placed on an architectural project from the beginning inform the design and guide the process towards a better outcome. The process of making art is not dissimilar. Discoveries are made and built upon during the total immersion of making a piece which informs that work and/or contributes ideas for the next. As in Architecture, craft is an important component in working. Thoroughly immersing oneself in craft and honing this skill throughout the process of creating yields pieces that are just as important as the finished work that is being constructed. Jigs are made. Waste is collected and saved. A book has been cut in order to extract the words or names needed for a drawing. Something from everything and everything is potentially a work of art. As a conceptual artist I am most drawn to working with material and content that comes loaded with ingrained meaning and nostalgia. I typically identify with a concept, whether playful or cynical, in the media I choose and this becomes the starting point. From here I begin to deconstruct and completely displace the intended form from its original context. Reimagining and refitting in a very tactile process until a new form emerges along with the hope that a new perspective will be perceived from something that had such engrained prepossessed meaning, challenging what we all take for granted.

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