Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Resin With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 5.9in, Height: 5.1in, Depth: 1.2in
About this artwork
series of small bas-reliefs made with clay.
treated and worked with silver leaf, oxide, acrylic and resin.
The work is glued onto a square wooden support. of 45x45 cm.
All my work is characterized by a research on the "sign"
My works take on different shapes and aspects every time, the materials used change according to what the work requires: Wood, paper, acrylic color, gold and silver leaf, clay, oxides and resins are the essence of my works.…
In my mind the choice of the most suitable material is required in the moment in which it focuses the work to be realized. The final color, played on a layered paint, gives chromatic vibrations, which re-emerge from the deeper layers like veins, once the colors have "married".
treated and worked with silver leaf, oxide, acrylic and resin.
The work is glued onto a square wooden support. of 45x45 cm.
All my work is characterized by a research on the "sign"
My works take on different shapes and aspects every time, the materials used change according to what the work requires: Wood, paper, acrylic color, gold and silver leaf, clay, oxides and resins are the essence of my works.…
In my mind the choice of the most suitable material is required in the moment in which it focuses the work to be realized. The final color, played on a layered paint, gives chromatic vibrations, which re-emerge from the deeper layers like veins, once the colors have "married".
caterina magri
Italy
Credentials
- Works on commission
« "All great art comes from a sense of indignation. -Glenn Close" »
Caterina Magri is an Italian artist whose sculptures and bas-reliefs have been featured nationally in solo and group exhibitions. Through her work, she continuously searches for “the sign”. As Magri’s pieces take on different shapes and functions, the materials she uses change. Wood, paper, acrylic colour, gold/silver leaf and resins are the essence of her works. She applies colour via layers of paint for a final touch which gives “chromatic vibrations”.