Angela Cavalieri: large scale linocut printmaking process
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- Опубліковано 15 лют 2014
- The video "Guerre e Amore" follows the process of producing two large scale linocuts hand printed by Melbourne artist Angela Cavalieri for a Creative Fellowship at the State Library of Victoria. Inspired by her love of the Italian language, she researches the music of Claudio Monteverde and the architectural drawings and prints of Giovanni Battista Piranesi in the rare books section at the State Library. From here she develops preliminary drawings and ideas before moving to her Brunswick studio to draw, cut and finally hand print the two large-scale lino-cut prints in preparation for display in the Library.
The two prints, Guerre e Amore, are on display in the State Library of Victoria in association with the exhibition "Rome: Piranesi's Vision" from 22 February -- 22 June 2014
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Why has it taken me over 8½ years to happen across this astonishing video? I feel quite overwhelmed by the scale of the piece and the consummate skill of the artist. Well done and thank you for sharing.
Glad you finally discovered it!
outrageous scale... incredible
everyone is saying how beautiful and how amazing of an artwork this is and I'm just here like, damn those are huge prints
Well you’re not wrong
Absolutely amazing!
I had no idea artists like this existed.
She's a Michaelangelo of linoprinting!
Absolutely stunning creative effort. I was so moved by the entire project, concept , scale and particularly adding the color. Bravo Angela, Bravo.
How could anyone possibly NOT like this video? The s is the art that in the future, will be gazed upon in awe. Absolutely fabulous!!!
Jesus that was moving. Only recently got into printmaking and I feel this is the path I want to go down. Amazing, inspirational work!
and heres me struggling to get to grips with an A6 sized print...!
How lovely. I love being here watching this with you. Thank you for giving me this experience.
Beautiful artwork! I enjoyed seeing Mrs. Angela Cavalieri's hands working delicately! Great team work!
Angela - your work is absolutely MIND-BLOWING, I love it! Your long, uncomfortable and very hard work is so stunning and strong. No wonder you received a 'fellowship' - what a lovely title 'Fellow'. Huge congratulations - and to your helpers who also worked hard.
I love your printing process and how you add the final color in the background. Beautiful work!
I am incredibly moved by your work. I have just started lino printing and the thought of the printing process taking six hous is just mind blowing. your attention to detail is amazing such an inspiration.
What a stunning piece of work. Such attention to detail. Angela, you are an inspiration.
That gave me goosebumps! Fabulous - I wish I could see the works for real.
Amazing dedication....exquisite execution....incredible inspiration.....Bravo!
What a process!
Wow! Inspiring linocut process...large scale takes it to a new level! Beautiful!
Thanks!
Beautiful procedure, resulting in an amazing piece of work, for me a masterpiece of Lino printing. l just had to watch your video over and over again. I'm going to see if you have any other videos on this scale of work, so interesting, mind blowing. Thank you for sharing this with us.
This is one of the most amazing videos I have ever watched
It's a fascinating process. It seems amazingly time consuming but the end result is fantastic (and huge)!
That was inspiring...plus the artists hair is amazing!
so wonderful to watch this!
Glad that you enjoyed it
Thanks for sharing your experiences, Angela. Amazing project with outstanding results!
This is unbelievable. Love it!
Incredible , totally incredible !!
so inspiring! Thanks for sharing your ideas and insights in your artist work
impresioante impresionARTE su Trabajo y proceso CREAtivo, Gracias por Compartir
Beautiful process and resulting work is not only impressive but moving.
Awesome !!!I did a few big scale works like this but in woodcut technic and always have the tho of using a steam roller to print and save all this registration work .great job thanks
AMAZING! 😍
This is amazing!
stunning!
Extraordinary + intriguing
Incredible!
Impresionante. Gran trabajo
It's like watching the Sistine Chapel being painted. Amazing!
That was wonderful!
Thanks for dropping by and commenting Steven...glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic work.
beautiful works x
beautiful!!!
Grandioso e commovente insieme.
Extraordinario.
Awesome x
Muy hermoso!
Increíble!
Браво, успехов вам и вдохновения.
Bravo!
beautiful
Cool Trabajo en Equipo!!! saludos desde México Tabasco....
Very nice!!!
Grabado sobre Linoleo, con planchas modulares.Temas aparte, este proceso en formato olimpico amerita un estudio serio.
Wow!!
Solo hizo letras grandes con forma de estructura, cuál es la complicación? Mi sobrino de 6 años lo haría igual
Emozionante.......
Wow. I’m in
VEry cool!
top !!
Impressive
y al final se ve el contexto donde solo podria estar,claro!
Nice
suddenly, comic sans appears!
Fantastic work! And where did you manage to get such large pieces of Lino please?
artist linoleum comes from the stuff they used put on floors in older gyms, go to any good flooring shop and they will have it by the yard if you so inclined.
FAB FAB FAB
I wish I could work to that scale
holy shit.... literally speechless
glad you enjoyed it; it certainly is printmaking on a grandiose scale.
Jesus, the title wasn't kidding when it said "large scale"!
Wonderful stuff Angela. It does prove that within our breed there is a streak that demands detail no matter how large or how involved. And trust me I know more than most . If you like take alook at my 2 short youtube slide show and see how nuts I can get over details. My best to you and yours
Al
?????
Is it all worth the effort. It's just lots of letters printed on paper essentially.
1/50
You'll have to explain that one!
que tontería tan grande!!!!
What a waste of good lino.
Incredible effort, amazing dedication. Sadly the result is not beautiful, because she´s not good at drawing.
A ridiculous and pointless project. Just what the world needs: another big over-hyped piece of artless junk.
another lost artist