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Matthias KlosOrange Pink Japanese Papercutting Print on Silk 2021
2021
About the Item
This Orange and Pink Silk Scarf is printed with a japanese-style paper cutting motif. The japanese-style paper cutting motif is derived from the Edition "I only know Mifune and Kitano" and is a unique design by artist Matthias Klos.
The motives found on this work allow a reading as either abstract, figurative or floral and mark the artists meditation on far-eastern imagery and craftmanship. The Orange and Pink Silk Scarf is made of 100% Crêpe de Chine Silk crafted in Italy and has a handrolled light pink hem.
The work is certified by ICEA GOTS [2020-032] .
Part of of the revenue will be donated to UNICEF.
In the series "I only know Mifune and Kitano", Matthias Klos (*1969 in Germany, lives and works in Vienna and Lower Austria) explores the effect of cultural clichés: personal associations such as crafts, paper, manga, samurai, Mifune and Kitano come together to evoke a "feeling of Japan" for which silhouettes seem to be a suitable medium of artistic communication.
This work is an open edition. For limited editions of the underlying photography of the japanese-style paper cutting by Matthias Klos check our storefront.
- Creator:Matthias Klos (1969, German)
- Creation Year:2021
- Dimensions:Height: 25.6 in (65 cm)Width: 25.6 in (65 cm)
- More Editions & Sizes:Open EditionPrice: $108
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- Gallery Location:Vienna, AT
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU1498212549722
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