Basket Sculpture II in White Translucent Alabaster by Oliver Cook
£1,750.00
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“This body of work comprises of white translucent Alabaster and dark Kilkenny Limestone. A monochrome collection contrasting against one another, focusing solely on form, tactility and light. The collection is made up of vases, baskets and sculptural forms that sit somewhere between. Some pieces were made as pairs, intended to be each other’s negative image. Others continue my investigation between light and alabaster and explore the translucency of the material.”
By Oliver Cook
Materials: White Translucent Alabaster
Dimensions: H;18.5cm, W;31cm, D;17.5cm
Techniques: Traditional Stone Carving
Care: The piece should be kept dry
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“This body of work comprises of white translucent Alabaster and dark Kilkenny Limestone. A monochrome collection contrasting against one another, focusing solely on form, tactility and light. The collection is made up of vases, baskets and sculptural forms that sit somewhere between. Some pieces were made as pairs, intended to be each other’s negative image. Others continue my investigation between light and alabaster and explore the translucency of the material.”
By Oliver Cook
Materials: White Translucent Alabaster
Dimensions: H;18.5cm, W;31cm, D;17.5cm
Techniques: Traditional Stone Carving
Care: The piece should be kept dry
“This body of work comprises of white translucent Alabaster and dark Kilkenny Limestone. A monochrome collection contrasting against one another, focusing solely on form, tactility and light. The collection is made up of vases, baskets and sculptural forms that sit somewhere between. Some pieces were made as pairs, intended to be each other’s negative image. Others continue my investigation between light and alabaster and explore the translucency of the material.”
