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The Negative Space - Nick Ervinck
Nick Ervinck approaches the themes of the human body and that of nature in a completely new way, based on the use of the latest technologies. In doing so, he always builds a bridge to tradition and finds the starting point for his innovative works in classical art history. Hans Arp, Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth are greats of art to whom he repeatedly refers. The "negative space" as a design element represents one of the most important access points for the Belgian artist. He plays with the opposites of a physical and a virtual world, which he uses to create and visualize 3D-printed sculptures. In his creative process, he repeatedly asks himself how the latest computer technology can be used to create new, organic forms. Nick Ervinck transfers the artistic idea of a "negative space", a void in the work of art, into the twenty-first century and repeatedly takes his inspiration from the anatomy of the human body.
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My favourite - Art spotted ›Anlunoi‹ by Nick Ervinck
Alex finds that sculptures can be more than ›just‹ aesthetic in the works of Nick Ervinck.
I am fascinated by the organic structure of this sculpture. Although it is made of solid plastic, read more...
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Behind the Scenes - Meet Nick Ervinck
Get to know the Belgian artist Nick Ervinck better and read the interesting interview “Behind the Scenes”!
Where do you come from and how does that affect your work? I grew up in the small town of Kortemark in Belgium read more...