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White paper is painted black on the front and black on the back. Then the paper is teared obliquely in a special way along a straight line. Two strips of paper then arise. The tear lines of each strip of paper being each other's mirror image when one strip is turned around. The two strips are glued together on a sheet of paper. This is repeated. The tear lines can be deviated from the straight line to return back to the straight line. The appearance of the tear lines is determined by the quality of the paper, the thickness of the paper, the paint types and the technique of tearing and the way they are glued together. In this work the straight lines are cut through and glued so that angular lines are formed. The work is signed at the back. Themes of Nico Kok such as the use of materials, image/mirror image, left/right,front/back, vertical lines and square are reflected in this work.
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27.6 W x 27.6 H x 0.1 D in
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Nico Kok (Netherlands) Education: 1973-1978 Gerrit Rietveld Academy, department sculpture. Exhibitions from 1980 in the Netherlands and abroad. Free work and commissioned work purchased by government, businesses and individuals. Feature: Works on surprising and unusual ways with different materials and wherever possible using the properties. Specialization: Working with black granite, rubbings, tear works, shard works, square works Topics: squares, black en white,image and mirror image
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