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Floral motifs in perfect abstraction by EVA & ADELE
The complete sketchbook of the internationally renowned Berlin-based artist-duo
64 graphite drawings that are at once radical and poetic
16,00 £
[UK]
EVA & ADELE
ADSILA
Sketches of poetic and absolute power that are as extraordinary as their creators. This is the first-ever publication of the entirety of EVA & ADELE’s floral sketchbook. The drawings of flowers, which are uncompromising and executed in a small number of unfalteringly precise graphite lines, surprise the viewer with the radical aesthetics of their abstraction.
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Accompanied by a Gertrude Stein text, the unique sketches of flowers by EVA & ADELE are reproduced in this book-lover’s treasure trove in close adherence to the original artists’ book. Based on photographs of the flowers in the artists’ studio, they in turn are the basis of the highest level of the monumental palimpsest compositions of the group of works entitled ADSILA.
The lifelong performance of the always smiling, internationally successful artist-duo is one of the most radical pieces of contemporary art. Their work has already been exhibited in numerous solo shows from New York to Helsinki, and it has been acquired by the most important collections in the world, including the Tate Gallery in London and the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.
The lifelong performance of the always smiling, internationally successful artist-duo is one of the most radical pieces of contemporary art. Their work has already been exhibited in numerous solo shows from New York to Helsinki, and it has been acquired by the most important collections in the world, including the Tate Gallery in London and the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.
press commentaries
Welche Kunst ist ihnen wichtiger - sie selbst oder ihre Arbeiten? »Wir werten auf keinen Fall!«, meint Eva. Und Adele sagt: »Für uns ist es ein glücklicher Umstand, dass wir das Lebenskunstwerk Eva & Adele so verschieden präsentieren können.«
Münchner Merkur
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Ed. Nicole Gnesa
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144 pages, 67 illustrations
20 x 14 cm, hardcover
20 x 14 cm, hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-7774-2322-7
Collector's edition
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