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Photography, Color on Other
Size: 24.8 W x 63.4 H x 0.1 D in
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ABOUT MY ARTWORK The "Habotai" series originates in a 115 square-meter acrylic artwork I created for the "Nissay Building" in Sapporo, Hokkaido. The artwork is a collage of photographs I was fortunate to take in several of Hokkaido's most beautiful National Parks I visited in all four seasons of the year. Here, I show the unseen details of the artwork. I have chosen natural silk because it has all the qualities I love: it is robust, airy, translucent and the colors come with beautiful clarity. Over the past six years, we experienced almost no desaturation of color. PUBLICATION The original acrylic artwork is published in the book "Hokkaido Colours ". .php UNIQUENESS The unique, almost invisible hanging makes it very special. A slight projection on the wall gives a beautiful three-dimensional feeling. Hanging hardware is included on demand (no extra charge). Possible to wear it as a scarf. Hand-washing if needed. Ironing level 1, no chemical cleaning. This series has five different images and two different sizes. Small-size: 161 H x 32 W x 0.1 cm Large size: 161 H x 63,5 W x 0.1 cm You see the “Edition 406, Spring Flowers of Furano", size 161 x 63,5 cm LIMITED EDITION of 21 plus 3 Artist's Proofs PRODUCTION I take great care and control the process of production myself. Each print (with my name) is for long permanence, giving you many years of viewing pleasure if cared for and displayed correctly. Artwork made in Germany. SHIPPING I take great care of the shipping. The silk is carefully wrapped in tissue paper, securely rolled up in a reinforced tube, and shipped in a double-paneled sturdy cardboard roll, ready for hanging or wearing. In the unlikely event that the print should arrive damaged, I will do my absolute best to remedy the situation.
2013
Color on Other
21
24.8 W x 63.4 H x 0.1 D in
Not Framed
Yes
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Claudia Okonek works internationally and lives in Berlin. Spending her life devoted to art, Claudia Okonek has created a meaningful body of work that explores the human psyche and the way we interact with the world around us. Utilizing a wide array of mediums including photography, installations, sculpture, public art, and landscape design, she has been steadfast in the pursuit of her vision, never yielding to convention and always manifesting new methods of exploration. The artist chooses her media with great care in order to find the best way to achieve her goal. Her true interest is the human psyche and interaction with the world around them. She uses elements of space, colour and light, to help the viewer discover truths inside himself or to consider his place in society and his relationship to the global context. These projects often come with the most unexpected of outcomes. Claudia is intent on creating works that have a tangible influence on the way we live, both at a personal and societal level. Claudia’s work has been featured by noted companies, publishing houses, agencies, and architects, including Kume Sekkei Co., Ltd., Nissay (JP), and Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. As a photographer she worked e.g. with TOWN ART CO., LTD., with Getty Images, Inc., Scholz & Friends, International Medical Corps (CH/UK), published in Die Zeit, Die Welt, DTV, MediaWorks | New Zea-land, Gyldendal Norsk Forlag and many more.
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