Cornelia Parker

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The British born artist Cornelia Parker is well known for her workings with sculpture and installation but is also know to partake in drawing alongside photography and film.

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Sculpture / Object - Metalcut

GBP 1,200

The artists' installations mainly consist of mutilated found objects and images, and this can be showcased in one of her well-known pieces "Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View (1991)" this is a large-scale installation where Cordelia had a shed garden blown up by the Army and hung the remenants to give off the illusion as if suspending the explosion frozen in time. In the center was a light that cast the shadows of the wood on the room's walls. She followed this up in 1997 with A Colder Darker Matter; this consisted of a church's remnants.

"I don't want it all to be pretty – it's a combination of loss and gain. Things are born, live, and hang in limbo. That's what life's about..."

In 2016, Cordelia Parker went on to wi Read More

United Kingdom / female artist / Contemporary Art / Conceptual art / New British Sculpture / Process Art / Found Object / Minimalism

ARTWORKS BY Cornelia Parker

Cornelia Parker

STOP, 2015

Sculpture / Object

Metalcut

GBP 1,200

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