(Drivebycuriosity) - Contemporary artist like to experiment and to try new materials. At Gallery
Derek Eller on Manhattan`s Lower East Side I saw a show with new works by Danish artist
Peter Linde Busk (
derekeller).
The press release tells:
"Working in mosaic and collage comprised of a vast
array of recycled material and detritus, Busk composes intricate,
monumental wall reliefs reminiscent of Spolia architecture, Byzantine
chapels, and Art Brut". The press release continues: "Busk has created a living ecosystem that constantly feeds his practice. Studies, fragments, cuttings, leftover wood, cardboard, glass, and paper are re-purposed and incorporated into compositions." I display my favorites here, a very subjective selection as usual.
Above you can see "
The Generous Gambler" (2019, fired and glazed ceramics, various kinds of treated paper, various kinds of treated wood, wood stain, shellack, cardboard, card, foam, on board, 80.71 x 59.06 x 4.72 inches, 205 x 150 x 12 cm).
Above "
Distant Sky" (2019, wood, fired and glazed ceramic, gold leaf, wood shavings, wood stain, various kinds of treated paper, natural stones, glass rods, colored glass, terra puzzolane, on board, 80.71 x 59.06 x 7.09 inches, 205 x 150 x 18 cm).
Below you can see more images from the show.
To be continued
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