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I’m pleased to present a video of my PechaKucha presentation from ASC Erlang House, from earlier this year. 20 images, 20 seconds each on my work processes and inspirations. For the flyer please click here.
Unique opportunity to buy my “Organic Golf Balls” sculpture. If you have been thinking you like my work, and would like to get a start up piece, this is your chance for a limited time only. I’m reducing the price from £300 to £100. The price will go back to £300 after the promotion. The raised funds are going towards the shipping of “New Golden Seed” flying off to OCCCA in LA. This is where the offer can be found -
http://www.etsy.com/shop/LondonCalifornia?order=price_asc&page=1
Organic Golf Balls sculpture is 26 cm across, on wooden board, made with golf balls and recycling in mind.
Dear friends. I’m tempted to show you my new sculpture, which is part of my ongoing exploration of sports balls as sculpting materials. However I’ll hold on to that yet, and share this image of my first ever opened golf ball, which turned out to be pink inside! If you would like to see my organic golf ball sculpture, please read on this invite:
You are warmly invited to our “Open Studio Weekend” and an exhibition “Aggregate” on Friday evening, Nov 4th, and Saturday Nov 5th, 12-5, at ASC Studios Unit 3, Bow E3 3LT. Apart from the general refreshments, I’ll be serving snacks, good atmosphere and lots of news. This will be a unique chance to buy directly from my studio, and all sales will go towards shipping of my art and possibly myself to “London Calling” show in LA, OCCCA over Christmas! I look forward to your visit! Cheers.
Please join our VIP private view at Debut Contemporary at 82 Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill, London, W2 5RT on Wednesday, September 7th, 2011 . I’d love to meet and have a chat with you there. Please let me know so I can put you on the guest list. Thanks and see you with a smile.
From muddy colour to white sealing coat and then to green, was my mission today. The sculpture isn’t completely done, but on the way.
S.Krupinska, Green Work in Progress 07, 11.3.2011
S.Krupinska, Work in Progress, Before Painting 06.5, 11.3.2011
Today, I’m asking my self a question as I put my head next to my freshly mudded 3D painting. How does it feel today? Let’s see, till the mud dries! The sea might settle by then. (personal note) Follow @silviakrupinska
S.Krupinska, How Does It Feel Today? 02, 25.2.2011, Copyright 2011
S.Krupinska, Work in Progress, before it dries. 25.02.2011, Copyright 2011
S. Krupinska, Work in progress 03, 20.02.2011, Copyright 2011
As promised, I’d like to report back with a bit more detail, about the Hartberg Museum Exhibition- Recycled Art. The main reason, why the Symposium took place, was to make the conceptual art proposals for the coming Recycling Art Festival and to show the people in Hartberg and its surroundings, that recycling materials can be fun. The slogan “Trash-Chance-Idea” and all about the passing of time, were our guide lines. Each of the Artists and Designers approached the topic in a different way. We became a strong, lively group, getting on very well together. We were – Zara Alexandrova, Chris Gossington, Manuela Fritz, Erki Kasemets, Margit Klammer, Christian Kammerhofer, Hertha Wendelin Kovacs, Miss Lata, Iveta Laure, Evelyn Loschy, Wolfgang Luh, Baiba Osite, Pernilla Philip, Kiril Prashkov, Daniela Riedl, Liga Sakse, Dieter Serfas, Luca Zupelli and I, Silvia Krupinska. I need to mention and say thank you to Margit Nohrer and Manuela Fritz, who were the organisers. The journalists from Radio Hartberg made during the private view this short video and here are their photos.
I had a wonderful time in the city of Hartberg, which charmed me so much; I definitely want to go back in a couple years for the Recycling Art Festival. I miss the people and the food already!
Here is the fully recycled hero ‘Animal’ with its fully recycled ‘Food Tray’ and behind it, its ‘Poo Tray’ which is all, yes again, made from all-recycled materials found in local Ecopark. (All rights reserved.)
S. Krupinska, 'Animal' with 'Food Tray' and 'Poo Tray' 2010
S.Krupinska, 'Animal' 2010
S. Krupinska with 'Animal' and 'Food Tray', 'Poo Tray' and 'Carrot' 2010
S.Krupinska, 'Carrot' 2010
S.Krupinska, Recycling Art Sketches, Nov 2010
Hartberg, hotel view.
Hartberg Museum at night, before the show, 2010
Material Diary, golf balls, 21.9.11.
September 21, 2011 in Art materials, Art practice, Inspirations, Recycling art, Sculpting, Sculpting materials, Slovakian Artist | Tags: Alternative art materials, art diary, art discussion and comments, golf balls, Organic Sculpture, sculpting processes, Silvia Krupinska Slovakian Artists in London, slovenska umelkina socharka, texture and shape | Leave a comment
My new sculpting material, 120 golf balls. And the number is increasing...do you have any spare?
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