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Chus Burés: Portraits & Jewellery
Contributor(s): Celant, Germano (Author), Agata, Antoine (Author), Garcia-Alix, Alberto (Author)

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ISBN: 8494603434     ISBN-13: 9788494603433
Publisher: Ediciones El Viso
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Binding Type: Hardcover
Language: French
Published: March 2017
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BISAC Categories:
- Antiques & Collectibles | Jewelry
- Art | Individual Artists - Monographs
- Design | Fashion & Accessories
LCCN: 2017370393
Physical Information: 0.9" H x 9.8" W x 11.8" L (3.20 lbs) 208 pages
Features: Illustrated, Multi-Lingual
 
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Publisher Description:
-This publication reveals the human dimension of Bur s' jewels -Contains insights into the practices of jewelry "maverick", whose work is visual and emotional in equal measure Chus Bur s creates miracles. Each piece of jewelry that emerges from his workshop boasts a complex genesis, stemming from an intersection between his genius-level thought processes and his maverick lifestyle. From exploring the versatility of buttons, to accentuating the geometric planes of the human body (Infinity Lines, 1990), and using minerals to emulate and exaggerate human features (seen in the striking 'Mae Nam' Collection of 2000), Bur s' work is always perplexing, always stimulating, and always innovative. He refuses to be cowed by convention, and delights in challenging his clients and models. The bodily focus of his work makes every piece a startling, and often uncomfortable, insight into humanity. Bur s may be a maestro of metal - the gauzy chainmail-esque veils in his Crochet collection, 2000, attest to that. Yet he has mastered the emotional dimensions of his jewelry as well as its physical properties. The relationship between his pieces and the people who collect and cherish them is essential to his artistic praxis. In Chus Bur s, Portraits & Jewellery (2016), this is realized through a series of intense portraits by Antoine d'Agata, Alberto Garc a-Alix, and Andres Serrano. These pictures reveal a transgressive melding of jewel and subject: man becomes metal and metal becomes man. Watch ideas take on physical form, and immerse yourself in Bur s' world of wearable art. Text in English, French, and Spanish.
 
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