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Task 1 - watch the clip below
Stephanie Kilgast
Stephanie Kilgast
Stéphanie Kilgast is Inspired by natural forms. Plants, mushrooms, insects and other animals encounter in a vibrant swirl of colors under her brush or sculpting tools.
Since 2017, in her series “Discarded Objects”, she grows colorful organic sculptures on manufactured objects, celebrating the beauty of nature in a dialogue with humanity, questioning the lost balance between human activities and nature.
Her work has a cheerful post apocalyptic feel to it, a reminder that nature has the capacity to grow back, if we only let it.
STUDENT WORK
STUDENT WORK
Task 2
Task 2
In your workbooks glue an example of Kilgasts into your workbook and copy the following notes into your work book
In your workbooks glue an example of Kilgasts into your workbook and copy the following notes into your work book
Stephanie Kilgasts Ideas
Stephanie Kilgasts Ideas
- Humanity produces new items every day
- Some are useful, and some are decorative
- We keep piling new things over objects that already exist, getting rid of the old faster than ever
- Every object production requires energy, time, and raw materials. Yet most of it is deemed trash almost as soon as it’s used
- I take these objects and upcycle them into art
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