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Desmet
is an established artist who specializes in wood engravings,
linocuts and mixed-media collage. Her major retrospective exhibition,
Towers and Transformations, opened at Oxford's Ashmolean
Museum in 1998. 20 international awards include a Pollock/ Krasner
Foundation, USA, Award (1998); and a Birgit Skiold Trust Award
(2004). Her work is in museum collections worldwide. Since 1998
she has been editor of Printmaking Today; she is co-author
of Handmade Prints - an introduction to creative printmaking
without a press, ISBN 0-7136-4638-1. Her work is represented
by Hart Gallery, London, UK, www.hartgallery.co.uk
She lives and works in
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focus of her work
shifts between Italy (where she held a Rome Scholarship in Printmaking
in 1989/90) and London. Her subject matter pulls in two directions:
one body of work is essentially topographical, but often subject
to metamorphoses; the other is concerned with intuitive architectural
fantasies, urban myths and histories of urban destruction and
regeneration: such as the biblical Tower of Babel and Italy's
Mt. Vesuvius. She aims to suggest the sense of timelessness
and solidity that architectural forms can convey, as well as
their impermanence and vulnerability. |
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