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Again the primary reason for researching Marc Quinn was his use of the human form and use of religious connotations. I chose to move away from a realitically representational form and develope my own abstraction.
Again the primary reason for researching Marc Quinn was his use of the human form and use of religious connotations. I chose to move away from a realitically representational form and develope my own abstraction.
Marc Quinn (born 8 January 1964) is a British sculptor and visual artist. He is a member of the loose group known as the Young British Artists. Quinn's oeuvre displays a preoccupation with the mutability of the body and the dualisms that define human life—spiritual and physical, surface and depth, cerebral and sexual.
Since 2006, Marc Quinn has made numerous studies of the supermodel Kate Moss. In April 2006, Sphinx, a sculpture ofKate Moss by Quinn was revealed.[17] The sculpture shows Moss in a yoga position with her ankles and arms wrapped behind her ears. This body of work culminated in an exhibition at the Mary Boone Gallery in New York in May 2007. The sculpture is on permanent display in Folketeatret in Oslo, Norway.[18][19]In August 2008, Quinn unveiled another sculpture of Kate Moss in solid 18-carat gold called Siren, which was exhibited at the British Museum in London. The life-size sculpture was promoted as "the largest gold statue since ancient Egypt".source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Quinn
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