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Magnus Maxine The New York Times Saturday October 10, 2020 2020–2024 Oil and fruit stickers on newspaper and paper pulp in artist frame 24 × 23.5 × 2 in. framed (60.96 × 59.69 × 5.08 cm framed)
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Magnus Maxine The New York Times Saturday October 10, 2020 2020–2024 Oil and fruit stickers on newspaper and paper pulp in artist frame 24 × 23.5 × 2 in. framed (60.96 × 59.69 × 5.08 cm framed)
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Made some textured paper pulp shapes out of old envelopes :3 had a very silly time making them!!
Recently: making paper, and making things on paper.
#0001 of the artifacts for a future time series.
Paper pulp molded into the places I have I made love amongst the blinking red eyes across the river, said goodbye to faces I wished to never see again , walked across a bridge , unaware it would be the last time
Our experiences physically embed into our soul. The armour is a physical manifestation of the places I have felt effected me the most. I wanted to communicate the duality of what shapes us through nature or nurture, how much like armour, our experiences both protect us yet also weight down on us
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"i have grown still from reaching without touching", 2023.
Friends. I am dumb excited about sculpting with paper pulp! Because I doooooo create a lot of paper waste, and I doooooo love sculpting! I am just very disgruntled at the cost of sculpting materials like polymers & ceramic. Also it feels so low stress to work with paper pulp as it's super forgiving and lacks the chaotic stress of fluffing up with expensive materials ehehehe. Here's a lil vid of the piece before it was painted!
This is a lil effigy of my friends cat, Willow! She likes to wave her little hand when she wants a hug or to be let up onto your lap. Such a huge delight one day when I was lying on their couch and Willow comes up waving!!
I have made a bunch of paper pulp items, and I'm really getting excited to maybe sell some? They're a nice by-product of working in paper heavy mediums!!
“The Tree in Jesse’s Garden”
digitally manipulated paper pulp work by Mick Mather
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