Henri Jacobs : new surface research / text, Kasper Andreasen, Henri Jacobs ; translation, Nina Woodson, Kasper Andreasen.

Main entry:

Jacobs, Henri, 1957- artist.

Title & Author:

Henri Jacobs : new surface research / text, Kasper Andreasen, Henri Jacobs ; translation, Nina Woodson, Kasper Andreasen.

Publication:

Amsterdam : Roma Publications, [2024]
©2024

Description:

approximately 330 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 30 cm

Series:

Roma publication ; no. 477

Notes:
Side sewn binding; softcover double-folded as a wrap-around.
Chiefly illustrated.

Summary:

Henri Jacobs has been conducting an investigation into two-dimensionality that involves the inherently flat nature and recto-verso proposition of a surface. Materialising in various forms, such as plaited paintings, murals, brickwork, wall hangings, ceramic objects, and drawings, the collection of works featured in this book were produced using a variety of techniques. In particular, the Brussels-based artist regularly experiments with plaiting paper, in which old and new works - or figurative and geometric images - are woven together into a two-sided, two-dimensional surface that is image, pattern, texture, and structure all in one.

ISBN:

9789464460698 paperback
9464460695

Subject:

Jacobs, Henri, 1957-
Art, Modern 21st century.
Art 21e siècle.

Added entries:

Andreasen, Kasper, writer of added commentary, translator.
Woodson, Nina, translator.
ROMA publication ; 477.

New surface research

Holdings:

Location: Library main 320891
Call No.: 320891
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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