B.D. Graft – Living Things
Living Things is the debut book from German artist B.D. Graft, whose light, graphic style recalls Matisse’s cut-outs mixed with Bauhaus-era design and Pop Art levity. In the book, foliage and fruit play a central role, as does colour. The book includes key works from Graft’s ongoing series of plants in vases — collages and paintings of gestural foliage emerging from boldly hued vessels — and emphasises the artist’s playful side. For example, in an oil pastel titled Pot Head, a loosely rendered, fleshy figure has a big blue planter for a head. 'Making art brightens up my day,' Graft explains, 'and I’d like to pass that feeling on to the observer.'
64 pages, 13 x 21 cm, softcover, Zioxla (Barcelona).
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B.D. Graft – Living Things
Living Things is the debut book from German artist B.D. Graft, whose light, graphic style recalls Matisse’s cut-outs mixed with Bauhaus-era design and Pop Art levity. In the book, foliage and fruit play a central role, as does colour. The book includes key works from Graft’s ongoing series of plants in vases — collages and paintings of gestural foliage emerging from boldly hued vessels — and emphasises the artist’s playful side. For example, in an oil pastel titled Pot Head, a loosely rendered, fleshy figure has a big blue planter for a head. 'Making art brightens up my day,' Graft explains, 'and I’d like to pass that feeling on to the observer.'
64 pages, 13 x 21 cm, softcover, Zioxla (Barcelona).
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Living Things is the debut book from German artist B.D. Graft, whose light, graphic style recalls Matisse’s cut-outs mixed with Bauhaus-era design and Pop Art levity. In the book, foliage and fruit play a central role, as does colour. The book includes key works from Graft’s ongoing series of plants in vases — collages and paintings of gestural foliage emerging from boldly hued vessels — and emphasises the artist’s playful side. For example, in an oil pastel titled Pot Head, a loosely rendered, fleshy figure has a big blue planter for a head. 'Making art brightens up my day,' Graft explains, 'and I’d like to pass that feeling on to the observer.'
64 pages, 13 x 21 cm, softcover, Zioxla (Barcelona).
