Snap Dragon II

Maria Szakats

Snap Dragon II, 202323.5 x 16.5cmSign in to view price
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mohair on canvasGALERIE CHLOE SALGADO
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Maria Szakats
Artist
Maria Szakats
B.1984, Austrian

Born in Romania in 1984, Maria Szakats is an Austrian artist who graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs and now lives and works in Paris. Working mainly with textiles and using a wide range of techniques, she produces works combining textiles and installation, and attempts to create a tension between craft, image and material. After fifteen years' experience as a stylist in the fashion industry, Maria Szakats decided in 2021 to refocus her work on purely artistic considerations, developing a practice that questions notions of value in terms of production time, value, use and material. ...

Maria Szakats: Artworks
Naked Men I
Naked Men III
Attack IV
Dalmatian III
Attack
Maria SzakatsAttack, 2023
29 x 23cm
Dalmatian II
Snap Dragon I
Snap Dragon II
Snap Dragon V
Monkey Face II
Monkey Face III
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Naked Men V
Untitled III
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