Katinka Bock

Richly illustrated book about the work of Paris based artist Katinka Bock. Bock focuses on sculpture as encounter and material transformation. In works that incisively investigate the sites of their production, she questions and highlights the materials that compose them, and meditates on the processes that shape them. For Bock, sculpture is the record and measure of place, space, time, and actions, in continuum. 

Published in conjunction with the exhibition Katinka Bock: A and I at the Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle, 1 Febr – 4 May 2014. With texts by Marie-Cécile Burnichon, Thomas Clerc, Luis Croquer, Sylvia Wolf.

 

In cooperation with: Henry Art Gallery, Seattle
Design: Louis Lüthi
144 pages
ISBN:978 90 77459 15 0