Nucleo Experiments with Aged Oak and Precious Stone
Jamie Danielle Munro — July 22, 2014 — Art & Design
References: nucleo.to & designboom
The artist Nucleo has put a piece of old oak in jade stone for an experimental art project. As a result, the stone has cracked and bubbled in certain places, making it a detailed object that visitors could examine for an extended period of time.
The color of the jade stone is part of what makes the art piece so fascinating. Because it's juxtaposed with the wood, it's as if the hue stands out that much more. Typically jade is viewed as an elite material that's been used for ancient royals of the past, but Nucleo aims to examine it in its purest form here, contrasted with the natural wood. The result is a stunning piece of artwork.
Photo Credits: designboom, nucleo.to
The color of the jade stone is part of what makes the art piece so fascinating. Because it's juxtaposed with the wood, it's as if the hue stands out that much more. Typically jade is viewed as an elite material that's been used for ancient royals of the past, but Nucleo aims to examine it in its purest form here, contrasted with the natural wood. The result is a stunning piece of artwork.
Photo Credits: designboom, nucleo.to
Trend Themes
1. Jade-encased Art - Exploring the combination of jade and natural materials creates unique and mesmerizing art pieces.
2. Contrasting Materials - Artists experimenting with the fusion of contrasting materials create visually captivating works that challenge traditional perceptions.
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