dutch artist worth watching: beppe kessler


I feel so lucky to be able to share with you the work of beppe kessler, a dutch artist who is fluent in so many different mediums. Her burned balsa wood brooches astonish me-- they are leopard-like, seashell-like, and yet wholly inimitable. Her commissioned work "Home" (2005) picks up the burned balsa wood motif, and turns it into something completely different-- small houses, gilded with gold leaf and color.
I love also the delicate rug that she designed on commission, and finally, this spare, perfect brooch (click "artists" to find the work).
Beppe Kessler. Wow.
Labels: dreaming in color, Europe, sculpture, so damn fine, textiles to touch
4 Comments:
This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
Hi phoebe,
please delete my first comment. It's morning here on the west coast and I'm not totally awake...
You are so right. This is a lovely treat...what amazing work.
gorgeous!
this is Wonderful work, phoebuschka - thanks for sharing with us all.
Post a Comment
<< Home