Showing posts with label Charles Davidson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles Davidson. Show all posts

Saturday, April 19, 2014

Pedro S. De Movellan: Complete Works, 1990-2012



Carbon Halo 2008 Carbon powder laminate, powder coated aluminum and brass,brushed aluminum and stainless steel Maximum height 20 inches, maximum swing 22 inches


I am honored to present this recent book featuring the  complete works of art by Pedro S. De Movellan, one of the most renowned kinetic sculptors of this era. As the son of both an architect and an abstract painter, there are influences and balances from each pattern of genetics to be seen in his very individualistic and incredible works.

Lavanter, 2004, Powder coated aluminum, brass and stainless steel



Each work of art is graceful and refined, the components detailed and exquisitely moving, literally!



Swiss Movement, 1993, mahogany, maple, bronze and mixed metals 108 x 98 x 16 inches including base



Ranging in scale from the artist's first outdoor sculpture, the eight-foot-tall Lily in polished aluminum and gold leaf to the most recent carbon fiber works weighing mere ounces, this tome includes every sculpture de Movellán has created throughout his career. 



Untitled 2011 Carbon fiber laminate and tube, and powder coated aluminum  maximum height 18.5 , maximum swing 18'


You will find finely detailed conceptual sketches and schematics for select works that are absolutely intricate in their elements and structure. De Movellan even shows and explains specifications of  the drive mechanisms that make for such magical movement in his works of art.



Artist sketch, details, and design elements of Swiss Movement courtesy of the artist



Whether you are a collector, curator or an inquisitive fan of contemporary art the purchase of  Pedro S. De Movellan: Complete Works, 1990-2012 By Maxwell Davidson 1V and Charles C. Davidson is  an excellent addition to your design library. 

Press copy and images courtesy of  Schiffer Publishing Ltd.

Thank you to my friends and followers who support the arts!

xoxo
Karena
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