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Nikolay Nedev
Poland
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Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Stainless Steel, Wood With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 70.9in, Height: 88.2in, Depth: 27.6in
About this artwork
Long time in progress on the middle of the workshop this big sculpture contains over 200 chef’s knives and cutlery. Carefully blunted the knives blades are safe to touch without taking from the menacing look of the predator bird.
The choice of the material put the attention in to mastery and magic of probably the very symbol of the culinary art – the chef’s knife. A tool powerful enough not only in the hands of a cook but as well by itself as an… emblem for quality and taste.
Placed in a new background that symbol is released from it’s literal meaning remaining a metaphor for a sharpness, power and stability, only a part from the qualities of the mighty eagle.
The choice of the material put the attention in to mastery and magic of probably the very symbol of the culinary art – the chef’s knife. A tool powerful enough not only in the hands of a cook but as well by itself as an… emblem for quality and taste.
Placed in a new background that symbol is released from it’s literal meaning remaining a metaphor for a sharpness, power and stability, only a part from the qualities of the mighty eagle.
Nikolay Nedev
Poland
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« We better think less like daily consumers and more like long-term citizens of that planet if we simply want to give any future to the human race. »
Nikolay Nedev is a sculptor based in Poland whose works have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Bulgaria, Germany, and the United Kingdom. He describes his artistic practice as revolving around the conceptual research into visual forms of nature. Through his distinctive pieces, Nedev explores topics relating to the human presence and the future, which include pollution, global warming, endangered species, overconsumption, etc. He most often creates using bronze, stone, and Plexiglas.
