Skin of Paper
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Skin of Paper - Selected Paper Works 2003-2023
For two decades Peter Callesen has animated paper in his hands, from miniature works in A4-format to large intallations at human scale. With surgical precision, Callesen cuts silhuettes out of the flat paper, which he transforms into threee-dimensional figures and imaginative narratives. Life and death, grandiose nature, the fragile human being, and the thin-skinned artist are themes which Callesen audaciously approaches in his white works.
This book collects Callesen’s paper works from 2003 to 2023, and is edited by art historian Natalia Gutman. Six writers - Barry Schwabsky, Merete Pryds Helle, Kristian Ditlev Jensen, Henrik Oxvig, Josephine Nielsen-Bergqvist, and Maja Lee Langvad - contribute with prose, poetry, and art historical texts inspired by themes in Callesen’s art.
Peter Callesen himself contributes with six completely new works, created especially for this book, which you can try your hand at and experience on your own.
Reviews
Five stars in the Danish newspaper Kristeligt Dagblad.
“It should receive all kinds of awards for Book of the Year,” wrote the Danish online newspaper Netavisen Pio.
Size and weight
25 x 33 x 5 cm.
2600 g.
Additional information
Language: Danish/English
Pages 336
Hardback
ISBN 978-87-974660-0-1
Shipping
Books are shipped once a week every Friday.
You will receive an email with a tracking number once your order has been handled. An order is not necessarily shipped immediately after being handled.
Last chance to order a book before Christmas is December 19 for shipping in Denmark.
For international shipping, delivery times can vary. If you want to be sure that you receive you book before Christmas, order your book at December 12 by the latest.
Questions or comments
Contact my assistant Anni at assistant@petercallesen.com
INFORMATION ABOUT SHIPPING: SEE BELOW
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Skin of Paper - Selected Paper Works 2003-2023
For two decades Peter Callesen has animated paper in his hands, from miniature works in A4-format to large intallations at human scale. With surgical precision, Callesen cuts silhuettes out of the flat paper, which he transforms into threee-dimensional figures and imaginative narratives. Life and death, grandiose nature, the fragile human being, and the thin-skinned artist are themes which Callesen audaciously approaches in his white works.
This book collects Callesen’s paper works from 2003 to 2023, and is edited by art historian Natalia Gutman. Six writers - Barry Schwabsky, Merete Pryds Helle, Kristian Ditlev Jensen, Henrik Oxvig, Josephine Nielsen-Bergqvist, and Maja Lee Langvad - contribute with prose, poetry, and art historical texts inspired by themes in Callesen’s art.
Peter Callesen himself contributes with six completely new works, created especially for this book, which you can try your hand at and experience on your own.
Reviews
Five stars in the Danish newspaper Kristeligt Dagblad.
“It should receive all kinds of awards for Book of the Year,” wrote the Danish online newspaper Netavisen Pio.
Size and weight
25 x 33 x 5 cm.
2600 g.
Additional information
Language: Danish/English
Pages 336
Hardback
ISBN 978-87-974660-0-1
Shipping
Books are shipped once a week every Friday.
You will receive an email with a tracking number once your order has been handled. An order is not necessarily shipped immediately after being handled.
Last chance to order a book before Christmas is December 19 for shipping in Denmark.
For international shipping, delivery times can vary. If you want to be sure that you receive you book before Christmas, order your book at December 12 by the latest.
Questions or comments
Contact my assistant Anni at assistant@petercallesen.com
INFORMATION ABOUT SHIPPING: SEE BELOW
.
Skin of Paper - Selected Paper Works 2003-2023
For two decades Peter Callesen has animated paper in his hands, from miniature works in A4-format to large intallations at human scale. With surgical precision, Callesen cuts silhuettes out of the flat paper, which he transforms into threee-dimensional figures and imaginative narratives. Life and death, grandiose nature, the fragile human being, and the thin-skinned artist are themes which Callesen audaciously approaches in his white works.
This book collects Callesen’s paper works from 2003 to 2023, and is edited by art historian Natalia Gutman. Six writers - Barry Schwabsky, Merete Pryds Helle, Kristian Ditlev Jensen, Henrik Oxvig, Josephine Nielsen-Bergqvist, and Maja Lee Langvad - contribute with prose, poetry, and art historical texts inspired by themes in Callesen’s art.
Peter Callesen himself contributes with six completely new works, created especially for this book, which you can try your hand at and experience on your own.
Reviews
Five stars in the Danish newspaper Kristeligt Dagblad.
“It should receive all kinds of awards for Book of the Year,” wrote the Danish online newspaper Netavisen Pio.
Size and weight
25 x 33 x 5 cm.
2600 g.
Additional information
Language: Danish/English
Pages 336
Hardback
ISBN 978-87-974660-0-1
Shipping
Books are shipped once a week every Friday.
You will receive an email with a tracking number once your order has been handled. An order is not necessarily shipped immediately after being handled.
Last chance to order a book before Christmas is December 19 for shipping in Denmark.
For international shipping, delivery times can vary. If you want to be sure that you receive you book before Christmas, order your book at December 12 by the latest.
Questions or comments
Contact my assistant Anni at assistant@petercallesen.com
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