Video: Avant-garde paintings from Scotch tape Sarah DiNardo
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Sarah Dinardo's work cannot be called ordinary: her works consist of small round, carefully wound rolls of opaque tape. The artist places these small cylinders in any container that she can find in the ruins of antique shops. Dinardo claims to refer to his "creativity" as "a way to calm down and relieve tension."
As a little girl, the artist was delighted with the tactile sensations she received when she rolled banana stickers from the manufacturer Chiquita. Over time, as Sarah matured, her obsession with sticky surfaces grew into one of her biggest passions. Having given free rein to such a strong passion, Dinardo managed to create the kind of creativity that can bring her both pleasure and peace.
Now modern art has reached a level that allows artists to create masterpieces from any available means. Sarah Dinardo managed to create very original pieces. But in the choice of material for her works, the artist was not so unique: artists such as Wes Naman and Max Zorn also used scotch tape as the main material in their creations.
Sarah Dinardot decorates her works in wooden boxes, which she finds in antique shops. “As a child, my mother used to take me to these shops all the time. Old things always reminded me of forgotten treasures on attachments. I just go there and begin to inspect everything that is in the store, and, in the end, what I need catches my eye."
Members of the Gnarly Bay group were so passionate about Dinardo's work that they shot a short video about her. In this short video, the artist explains exactly how art helps her achieve peace.
"Everyone has their own little craze, and I think mine is that I love sticky surfaces."
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