The nine perpex-topped light-tables contain beautifully shaped and crafted forms inspired by obstetric instruments. The very precision and fragility of Bevan's forms, transforms them from being clinically functional objects into artworks. The work reflects the tender emotions of mother and baby which run parallel to the literally hard and often interventive medical experience of modern childbirth.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Rosengarten, 2004
Date supported
2004
Medium and material
Mixed
Dimensions
Variable
Grant
11000
Total cost
22000

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