0,1-33m unter NN. Ostsee 1
Frontzek, Anett
Kassel. (Self-published). 2001
Geological artist book by Anett Frontzek relating to changes in sea level.
From the edition limited to 5 + 1 copies, each signed and numbered by the artist in pen to the colophon page.
'In contrast to the previous Amsterdam cycle, which focused on the man-made, canal-dominated cityscape of Amsterdam, I was interested in the naturally formed and rural Mecklenburg Baltic coast and the special hydrographic conditions of the Baltic Sea.' (Anett Frontzek).
Anett Frontzek (born in Uelzen in 1965) is a conceptual artist with a background in sculpture. Her work draws on urban, architectural, geological and sociological structures. The present artist book resulted from a residency in Ahrenshoop at the Kunsterlerhaus Lukas in 2001.
WIth a very small limitation, Frontzek's book is necessarily rare. We locate two copies in institutions, both in Germany: at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich and at Wolfenbüttel's Herzog August Bibliothek. We can find no copies at auction.
From the edition limited to 5 + 1 copies, each signed and numbered by the artist in pen to the colophon page.
'In contrast to the previous Amsterdam cycle, which focused on the man-made, canal-dominated cityscape of Amsterdam, I was interested in the naturally formed and rural Mecklenburg Baltic coast and the special hydrographic conditions of the Baltic Sea.' (Anett Frontzek).
Anett Frontzek (born in Uelzen in 1965) is a conceptual artist with a background in sculpture. Her work draws on urban, architectural, geological and sociological structures. The present artist book resulted from a residency in Ahrenshoop at the Kunsterlerhaus Lukas in 2001.
WIth a very small limitation, Frontzek's book is necessarily rare. We locate two copies in institutions, both in Germany: at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich and at Wolfenbüttel's Herzog August Bibliothek. We can find no copies at auction.
[2 leaves of white laid paper + 14 doubled leaves of black paper]. 4to. (320 x 263 mm). Leaf with title, 14 doubled leaves of black laid-paper each with arrangements of die-cut holes, each doubled leaf with an additional piece of white paper inserted, final leaf with map, key with small perforations and justification. Original publisher's bolted grey linen boards, titles debossed in grey to front board.
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