Low Deluxe / Low, Antonia (Berlin : Argobooks : 2013)
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A.LOA.45Title and Statement of Responsiblity
Low Deluxe / Antonia Low; Text: Hilde Teerlink; Photo credits: Antonia Low, Tommy Stockel, Martin Meiswinkel, Carsten Gliese, David Hughes, Emmanuel Watteau, Laurie Parsons; Translation: Susanne Schulte; Copy-editing: Charlotte Kreutzmuller, Angela Kronlage; Graphic Design: Sven Stuckenschmidt; Image Processing: Europrint Medien/Berlin; Printed by Medialis/BerlinSummarization of Content
Catalogue of a selection of Antonia Low's work produced between 2000 and 2008.Antonia Low is a modern archaeologist, looking back to the past in hope of discovering hidden treasures. With almost forensic precision she tries to penetrate reality, searching to grasp the past and the present. Her cold dissections are filled with a strange melancholy as she explores the 'female touch' on industrial objects. Her work is not an expression of anger or a demonstration of violence, but the result of a special and tender dialogue with space. Breaking down wires, cables and metal is a game which she is happy to explore. The work expresses a kind of menace, a warning in its deconstruction.
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Germany : Argobooks , 2013Identifier for Manifestation
ISBN 9783981228472Extent
66 pages 42 photographs (26.8cm x 21.4cm x 0.6cm)Content Form and Media Type
text , still image : unmediated
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esea contemporary Library Collection ➔ Research Lab ➔ ArtistsAccess and Use
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This publication is available in the esea ResearchLab for non-commercial private research use.Related Information
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