I went to St. James Cavalier in Valletta with Rebecca Spiteri
and Nicolette Galea. We heard that there was a brilliant exhibition by
contemporary artist Marie Louise Kold so we decided to visit.
Marie Louise Kold has worked
with metal since the mid-1990, with copper, bronze and brass. She now established
a technique of her own. Her work is exceptional both in esthetic substance and in
skill. The metals are engraved and carved. Kold experiments with compounds to generate
special effects and chemical reactions. For Marie Louise Kold, metal is a piece
of canvas on which she can create her own art. She paints female figures on
some of her artworks.
Artwork 1
This beautiful artwork was worked
with bronze, having created contrast with dark and light shades. The strongest
element to me is the pattern arrangement. With small squares she ripens out a
warm feeling to the viewer. This artwork must have had a lot of planning and provisions.
Artwork 2
A very strong formal element in this artwork is its texture.
It is very rough and lumpy. Feeling it, felt like small sand throughout the
whole artwork, and sometimes a superior swelling came along. This artwork
reminds me of lava, when it starts to cool down.
Artwork 3
As soon as I saw this magnificent piece, I immediately compared
her work with some of mine. I love to invent these organic forms, and having
them created by chemicals makes them more interesting. This artwork has a 3D
relief, its 3D relief seems as though it wants to take over the artwork. The
abstract forms created shadows and sets the artwork to another level.
Artwork 4
Artwork 5
This outstanding artwork reminds me of the characteristics of
the cliffs. It has a strong sense of balance within texture matter. The female
figure really gave this artwork feeling and sensitivity. The posture of the
woman is delicate and profound. In my opinion, this artwork is one of Kold’s
best work.
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