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The artwork by Ferdinand Evaldsson features a soft pastel green palette, with textured panels evoking draped fabric and organic forms, creating a subtle yet intricate composition. The reliefs suggest a fusion of natural and architectural elements, inviting tactile interaction. Evaldsson employs his signature icon painting technique with layers of pigment and gelatin, giving a stone-like texture reminiscent of aged relics. This piece reflects Evaldsson's exploration of memory and trauma, bridging personal and collective histories through a meditative, labor-intensive process that transforms forgotten fragments into tangible expressions. ...
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Ferdinand Evaldsson transforms memory and materiality into tactile experiences that bridge personal history and collective consciousness. Drawing from his background in icon painting, he creates wood reliefs that invite physical engagement, using materials like wood, metal, pigment, and gelatin to embody how memories are felt and transmitted through touch. His process is deeply meditative and labor-intensive, involving up to twenty layers of pigment and gelatin, finished with saliva, which gives the surfaces a hard, stone-like texture. This technique establishes an intimate connection between artist and work, reflecting explorations of memory and trauma. Evaldsson’s meticulous craftsmanship creates vessels for forgotten fragments, enabling viewers to access the intangible complexities of human experience through tangible, textured forms. ...
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