Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1942/33400
Title: New White Moon
Contributors/Performers: HUYCKE, David 
Issue Date: 2020
Abstract: "New White Moon" is a wall object, made of a very thin silver sheet (0,3 mm) that has been intensively planished on both sides. Planishing is a metalworking technique, in which a metal surface is finished (shaped or smoothed) by hammering it. This process is taken to its limits, transforming the silver sheet from its original clean and industrial state into something that is imperfect and obviously handmade. At some unknown point when the sheet is ‘ready’, a circle of 15 cm diameter is painted on in transparent, shiny varnish. Over time, the blank silver will oxidate and get darker, while the painted circle stays white silver, making a cosmic reference to a white moon becoming visible when the night falls. The object is presented on two nails, nonchalant as it was a sheet of paper. Material: Silver 925/1000, transparant varnish. Dimensions 100 cm x 50 cm x 0,3 mm
Keywords: Contemporary Craft;Contemporary Silver
Document URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1942/33400
Discipline: beeldende kunsten
Research Context: This object was made within a UHasselt ZAP-mandate
Related Info: Collectible Fair
Type: Artistic/designerly creation
Appears in Collections:Artistic/designerly creations

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