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Sculpture, Carving on Wood
Size: 7.9 W x 14.6 H x 3.9 D in
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Kimono means for me a cross between tradition and the contemporary, between millenary traditions and current aesthetics, between the Eastern and Western worlds with their apparently opposing cultures but that end up converging in a meeting point where the real and the virtual are mixed. My works are born with an ambition of humility minimizing the costs of materials and process, I never buy wood for my works, I always look for it and I find it giving it a new life. My pictorial training ends up imposing itself somehow and that's why I finish my sculptures with an artsy touch that give a great personality to each piece. Hand-carved, sanded, painted and glued wood.My continuous trips to the Cantabrian Sea and to other countries gave me the opportunity to dig through the tons of wood that brings the sea, also my walks through the forests. I build small sculptural pieces that l paint later, little by little they become more important in my work
Original Created:2023
Subjects:Abstract
Materials:Wood
Styles:AbstractConceptualGeometric
Mediums:CarvingAssembling
Sculpture:Carving on Wood
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:7.9 W x 14.6 H x 3.9 D in
Frame:Not applicable
Ready to Hang:No
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Ships From:Spain.
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isabelruizperdiguero (without spaces), is my professional name. As a Spaniard born in Madrid I use both my father and my mother’s family name, so I get to keep them happy. Color and emotion have become the equation at the basis of my work. My inspiration is nature, small things, sensations, the colors that surround us not only on specific objects, but also the color in abstract sense, for example as part of light reflections and its different shades too. Attitudes, feelings, the intangible, the spiritual, humor, happiness and suffering. Since I was a child I’ve felt the need to paint. First my mother gave me a case full of oil paintings and taught me the basics. I used to paint scenes of my childhood, my surroundings, in the most ‘naif’ way. In my first youth I began painting in a nearly obsessive way building fronts, lookouts, balconies and other beautiful and decadent corners where people wouldn’t belong, using a very thorough and hyperrealist technique and devoting to it hundreds of hours which I would balance with my studies. With the perspective you gain with time, I think I didn’t want to look inside of me. I’d rather lurk the exterior from those facades like a ‘voyeur’ worried only about attaining a beautiful image, with no clear references to my being. It was later on, shortly before my first son was born when I did an exhibition called “Papeles Pintados” (Painted Papers) where I gave free rein to all kind of graphics, spots, abstract shapes with pencils, wax crayons, pastels and where I entered the path of discoveries that awaited ahead. When my first child was born, we moved to San Lorenzo de El Escorial, a beautiful mountain village 60km away from Madrid, where I could afford wider studios in contact with nature, share my inquietude with the many other artists of different nationalities that live here and also use their engraving workshops. With no premeditation and the canvas laid on the floor I start the crazy stew, playing, looking without seeing. Sometimes in a calm manner and sometimes like in a spasm, or a spontaneous burst of laughter. While the paint is still fresh I let the colors shift and flow breaking the white, setting invisible ways which, without a doubt, are already predesigned. Just like a seminal fluid that ends up engendering life. With the new day canvas rise, regaining their verticality: everything that was fluid is now solid, everything that moved is now still.
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