In media res

Some screenshots taken from a live web-broadcasting from the 7th floor projectroom of the Academy, where I am currently trying to install some plastic. Underneeth is a snapshot of the process, somehow reminding me of the explosive wild-style graffiti. Sculptural graffiti.

This entry was posted on September 2, 2011 by Ellen Ringstad. It was filed under Arte Povera, Artistic Process, Assemblage, Ellen Ringstad, Installation, My Artworks, Sculpture and was tagged with Artistic process, plastic, Process.

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About Ellen Ringstad

I am a Portuguese-Norwegian visual artist and student at at Bergen National Academy of the Arts, Dept of Fine Arts (KHiB).

This is an experimental/processual blog, joyfully packed with contradictions and absurdities, information and disinformation, (possibly) relating to my own artistic production. It is not meant to show only finished works or ideas, but a path.

"Finished Artworks" can be found this website.

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