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Sculpture, concrete on Other
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This artwork addresses the plight of bees and their decline as a result of human impact. The little copper honey bee is resting on the end of a spoon, tired from trying to find unpolluted pollen. There is a duality here as it also appears as if we are about to eat the little bee, representing our destructive consumption of the natural world. The bee and honey comb spoon are copper plated, creating a protective armour suit around the honey bee, symbolising its resilience and ability to fight back.
concrete on Other
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4 W x 1 H x 5 D in
Not Framed
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Kate Ive is an award-winning Edinburgh-based artist. She graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 2008 with a degree in Sculpture BA (Hons), and works from her studio at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop (ESW). Kate sculpts and carves on both a monumental and minute scale with an eye for detail and intricacy in a wide range of materials including amongst others bronze, concrete, lead, jesmonite, wax and Corten steel. Kate pays close attention to the technical processes she uses in the production of her artwork including, drawing, engraving, scrimshaw, sculpting, medal making, casting, working with found objects, metal plating and 3D modelling. Kate has undertaken a number of notable public art commission and has work in world recognised public collections.
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