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Karin Bruckner
TumbleWeed 04, abstract mixed media on paper, multicolored

2019

$495
£374.50
€432.23
CA$691.38
A$768.68
CHF 402.36
MX$9,427.60
NOK 5,123.03
SEK 4,836.74
DKK 3,225.46
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This unique print is 1 of 5 in the series. TumbleWeed 05 is a monotype with mixed media on white BFK Rives printmaking paper and hand pulled by the Artist on the etching press. These small, one of a kind prints make perfect gifts for the upcoming holidays. Art comes unframed. Special pricing if a group of TumbleWeed prints or full TumbleWeed set is purchased. Recommending groupings: 01 and 02; 03, 04 and 05. Printmaking became a focus in Karin Bruckner’s work in 2006. She found the medium a congenial way of creating art given her professional background in architecture. Its unique combination of creative flow and process requires a structured, sequenced way of thinking in layers, shapes and colors not unlike architectural plans. Printmaking has allowed Karin to gradually make her way from the strictures of architecture to a looser form of creative expression, while engaging all of Karin’s artistic and design skills. Over the years, constant experimentation has propelled Karin’s unique monoprints from a graphic into a more painterly direction, incorporating paper lithography, etching, collagraph, chine collé and viscosity techniques to achieve thoroughly embedded and complexly layered visual landscapes of considerable depth. Karin’s work is process driven, responding to the materials and techniques at hand, resulting in a widely varied yet distinctive portfolio. At the core of the dialogue between the artist and the work is an attempt to push the medium to its limits, straddling the lines between printmaking, drawing, painting and collage in an authentically mixed media way. Printmaking carries with it the element of surprise and the inevitability of the “happy accident” which Karin credits for immensely expanding her artistic sensibilities. The work evolves and resides in the space created by pull and push and has led to a consummate work on paper practice that encompasses cutting, sewing, felting and repurposing.

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