i mentioned artist sylvia marius the other day…we were particularly inspired by her deconstructed umbrella for our store displays, but as i was looking through her website i found myself completely in awe of all of her beautiful work. this quote helps give you an idea of where she’s coming from:
“I am an inexhaustible collector of fragments of life.
With these roots as my own vocabulary, I create fragile and
delicate objects with a more-than-uncertain use; scarified
sculptures put-back together by a hazy hand.
They are: Aerial objects, a sum of fragments put together from
end to end…
Often, in my world, things seem to hold each other together by
one thread. However, in reality, they are connected by several
links.”
her home looks incredibly inspiring as well:
“There is the first sight… Casting itself onto various objects.
Then… A gathering of objects: Building blocks fashioned from
a collection of testimonies:
Fragments of history, gathered during the constant
movement of life…
Fragments placed together for a purpose:
Observe… But particularly… Repair.”
amazing stuff. check out her website here.
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really neat! i love the rooms~ :)
–i was just flipping through my Glamour Mag, and saw Martha Hunt was in a spread with Andy Samberg. :D
Such beautiful fabric!
Thanks for the post! This FP blog is so great ’cause it highlights all of these unique artists i wouldve never been exposed to otherwise.
xox,
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I love the way this woman creates!
These are absolutely beautiful! I especially love the floral displays!
i’m in love!!! thank you for posting :D
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