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| − | The ultimate database on all things Designer | + | The ultimate database on all things Designer Toy! This is a free encyclopaedia of [[:Category:Artists|Artists]] and their work. It's free to contribute, just register in the top right corner and off you go! Are you an artist and toy designer? Go ahead and add yourself! Don't know how to edit a wiki? See our [[How to Edit]] pages! |
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Featured Artist:
Coarse Toys
Work in the coarse world began in 2003, when German artists Mark Landwehr and Sven Waschk began developing their unique style of sculpting, which creates the illusion that they have chiseled and exposed their sculptures from three-dimensional rock.
While the underlying stories of the individual pieces vary and express themes of denial, betrayal and lies, the sculptures aim to make an impression on multiple levels. While often looking cute at first glance, a distinct silence, sadness and loneliness simultaneously convey an alternate effect. These subtle and almost shy undertones expose our souls’ vulnerability, which we so often try to conceal.
Within the last 10 years the artists have evolved, gaining international recognition and collectors all over the world. The artists focus primarily on statues that range from small to life-size and are made from resin and/or fiberglass. They are finished as single pieces or in small limitation runs and are entirely crafted by the artists themselves.
For more details please click on the Title name.
