Sudobh Gupta (taken from Saatchi Gallery):
Valay Shende (Kasyha Hildebrand Gallery):
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Art of Steel
Ah yes, the Indian contemporary art market. Remember all these pieces? I noticed that several artists are fairly interested in using steel, copper, or any other type of metals as a main ingredient for their pieces. I believe its an on going trend. Hmmm.. steel is a commodity you know. Ha!
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I had the chance to see the skull in Venice a few years ago. It looked amazing so close to the channels, surrounded by all those beautiful buildings.
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime I discovered this brand that produces exclusive design furniture and their piece "Crochet" is full of metal worked by hand as if it was crochet (hence, the name!). Check ir out: http://www.bocadolobo.com/le/