Mittwoch, 14. Mai 2008

PROJECT BY ALPSWISSART ON NEWSLETTER UNESCO PARIS

OCPA/UNESCO.org Communicative Art Project International is not for profit and all rights are held by the organization alpswissart. All use and profit from the project without consent is prohibited. The rights for the use and the profit of the local exhibitions organized by member artists belong to the organizers and participants. For artists from different areas and cultures all over the world. The aim is to encourage more communication, respect, and acceptance by bringing all cultures together.

EUROP EXHIBITION OF ARTIST BARBARA STREIFF IN HERITAGE CENTRE PANARODEO CYPRUS



European Exhibitions: Metal sculptures and Installations

Monumental metal sculptures for gardens or natural spaces - also suitable for churches, castles, parks and public places – are focal points reflecting the history of local areas in silent communication with the people, nature and the daily activities that surround them.

The metal plastics are wrought from copper, chrome steel, brass and iron. Both the interior and exterior contain the archaic symbols of nature (primal geometry). These primal nature symbols, which represent essential life, are burned into the metal. The resulting organic-like compositions of abstract symbols are repainted with fire, and the surface can appear black, purple and blue, or orange to golden colours. You can find more information at www.alpswissart.ch in the Internet Gallery, biographical workbook.

Since 1999, these Aion primal geometry metal sculptures have been featured in the NY Arts Magazine International published by Abraham Lubelski, 473 Broadway, New York.

Each work of art was created and produced by the artist Barbara Streiff. The ideas and realisation are copyrighted worldwide.

The Beginning was a Installation "mother earth" near the source of river in Linth Valley, Glarus – Since 1998 permanent sculptures have been exhibited mainly on historical sites, in churches and in parks all over Europe.
more you can learn on http://www.alpswissart.ch

Natural Art Installations first Symbols by Alpswissart in Cyprus


Hallo from the Swiss Alps!

You are invited to take part in a world project under the Patronage of the Swiss Commission for UNESCO: Natural Art Installations around the world will represent the communication that occurs between nature, local places and you, the visitors. In canyons and gorges, on islands like Cyprus, near the Amazon River in South America, on the West Coast of the USA, up in the Swiss Alps, in the Himalayas, across the African desert, on the steppes of Russia - wherever artists live or want to go in nature to build art with materials from the Earth - all artists and children from 7 to 77+ are invited to celebrate nature through their own spontaneous creativity.

This action is inspired by Aion primal geometry - 10 symbols found in nature - which joins all cultures and religions throughout history and time. We will build symbols from primal geometry using natural elements and materials: stones, earth, water and fire. The symbols include the following: point, circle, parallelogram, cross, spiral, line, triangle, square, lightening bolt, and three points or stars for the cosmos. For example, we might build a cross with wood, a spiral with stones, a circle with fire, or a line with water. We work only with local materials found in nature and with the natural energy of the place. The concept behind the artwork is to save and celebrate nature through our creative acts.

Barbara Streiff is the artist and curator behind this project. She has created exhibitions and installations with Aion pictures and sculptures in many parts of the world already. She invites you to be part of this continuing communicative art action by building installations with the primal symbols wherever you are in the world.

The installations should take place in nature, and photos of the artwork created around the world will be presented on the Website www.alpswissart.ch.
Please send a photo of your natural art installation by e-mail to: alpswissart@bluewin.ch with your name, place, date and your comments. And send this e-mail invitation to all your friends!