Merete Rasmussen Creates Hypnotizing, Infinite Pieces
Shelby Lee Walsh — September 25, 2009 — Art & Design
References: mereterasmussen & contemporist
Simplistic and abstract, Merete Rasmussen is one Danish artist who knows how to work with stoneware clay better than any old schlub. Living and working in London since 2005, Rasmussen creates pieces that are infinite, or in other words, have on continuous, uninterrupted surface. The shapes of her artwork are “soft smooth curves in contrast to sharp edges; concave and convex surfaces[...]”
Using a coiling technique, Merete Rasmussen creates her hypnotizing pieces in matte monochrome colours.
Using a coiling technique, Merete Rasmussen creates her hypnotizing pieces in matte monochrome colours.
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