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Bogin Mirror is created by Greg Bogin for the Normann x Brask Art Collection. In collaboration with art curator Jens-Peter Brask, Normann Copenhagen presents a special collection at the intersection of art and design. Ten artists have worked together with Normann Copenhagen to convey their artistic practice in an object that traverses the border between art and design, giving us their interpretation of integrating art into the practice of everyday life. The result is a colorful and eclectic collection that ranges from saucy playing cards over abstract mirrors to a sculptural six-legged side table. The Normann x Brask Art Collection is the next installment in a long line of initiatives within art and culture that Normann Copenhagen has helped to support. Examples include the CHART art festival, CPH Art Week, the CPH:DOX documentary film festival and recently, the latest venue to open in Copenhagen, Hotel Cecil. Loud minimalist expressions and electric colors fuse in Greg Boginâs abstract mirrors for the Normann x Brask Art Collection, creating objects that straddle the boundary between painting and functional object. His raison dâĂȘtre is to contribute to the creation of a happy reflection that can be carried back into our daily lives. Alongside his fluorescent lines and gradients, Boginâs works often feature large expanses of uncluttered white space. Here, the mirror takes the place of the empty space, changing its character from blank space to living surface, and leaving it up to the user to fill in the blank. Bogin expands the experience of his work and quite literally reflects that experience back at the world.
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Bogin Mirror is created by Greg Bogin for the Normann x Brask Art Collection. In collaboration with art curator Jens-Peter Brask, Normann Copenhagen presents a special collection at the intersection of art and design. Ten artists have worked together with Normann Copenhagen to convey their artistic practice in an object that traverses the border between art and design, giving us their interpretation of integrating art into the practice of everyday life. The result is a colorful and eclectic collection that ranges from saucy playing cards over abstract mirrors to a sculptural six-legged side table. The Normann x Brask Art Collection is the next installment in a long line of initiatives within art and culture that Normann Copenhagen has helped to support. Examples include the CHART art festival, CPH Art Week, the CPH:DOX documentary film festival and recently, the latest venue to open in Copenhagen, Hotel Cecil. Loud minimalist expressions and electric colors fuse in Greg Boginâs abstract mirrors for the Normann x Brask Art Collection, creating objects that straddle the boundary between painting and functional object. His raison dâĂȘtre is to contribute to the creation of a happy reflection that can be carried back into our daily lives. Alongside his fluorescent lines and gradients, Boginâs works often feature large expanses of uncluttered white space. Here, the mirror takes the place of the empty space, changing its character from blank space to living surface, and leaving it up to the user to fill in the blank. Bogin expands the experience of his work and quite literally reflects that experience back at the world.
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