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Consisting of 30 beads, that have been cast in tin after handmade models and have then been handpainted and connected on a metal string. // Abracaderesalubra by Angela Bulloch is a mixed-media sculptural piece from 2007, featuring a series of 30 brightly colored beads arranged on a metal string. Each bead, unique in its hue and form, has been carefully crafted by casting in tin from handmade models, then meticulously hand-painted. The arrangement of colors, ranging from soft pastels to bold primary tones, creates a playful yet structured rhythm along the string. Bulloch’s work often explores systems and sequences, and this piece exemplifies her interest in order and repetition within organic forms. Produced in a limited edition, Abracaderesalubra balances craftsmanship with an abstract, almost whimsical design.
Abracaderesalubra, 2007
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Consisting of 30 beads, that have been cast in tin after handmade models and have then been handpainted and connected on a metal string. // Abracaderesalubra by Angela Bulloch is a mixed-media sculptural piece from 2007, featuring a series of 30 brightly colored beads arranged on a metal string. Each bead, unique in its hue and form, has been carefully crafted by casting in tin from handmade models, then meticulously hand-painted. The arrangement of colors, ranging from soft pastels to bold primary tones, creates a playful yet structured rhythm along the string. Bulloch’s work often explores systems and sequences, and this piece exemplifies her interest in order and repetition within organic forms. Produced in a limited edition, Abracaderesalubra balances craftsmanship with an abstract, almost whimsical design.
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Feminist art refers to the art that emerged from the feminist art movement during the 1960s and 1970s. It developed with the intention of critiquing 20th-century gender ideals and challenging the traditional canon of art history. Feminist art seeks to create a dialogue between the artwork and the viewer through a feminist lens, often addressing issues of gender, identity, and social justic