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| Marie Retpen Applied Art | |
| Diploma in production glass blowing from the Kosta Glass School in Sweden and a MA from the Royal College of Art in London | |
| Education: | |
| Marie´s background is a combination between a Diploma in production glass blowing from the Kosta Glass School in Sweden and a MA from the Royal College of Art in London. Further she has been taking masterclasses in America and Italy, worked as an apprentice and assistant in United Kingdom, America and Denmark.Her work has been shown at solo and group exhibitions all over the world, among others, Talente 2006 and the gallery Craft2eu in Germany, Biennalen 2007 – Design and Craft in Denmark, The British Glass Biennale, Side by Side and Glass Sellers Prize in United Kingdom and in 2007 she represented United Kingdom at The International Exhibition of Glass Kanazawa in Japan.Marie currently lives and works in London and Aarhus (Denmark). | |
| Awards: | |
| shortlisted: Student Light Competition Glass Sellers Student Prize | |
| Single Exhibitions: | |
| Vadstrup 1771, Solo Exhibition (DK) | |
| Group Exhibitions: | |
| BobbleTrouble, The Swedish Glass Museum (SE) Siden sidst -dansk glas 2004, Ebeltoft Glass Museum (DK) Gallery Excentrisk (DK) Talente 2006 (DE) Gallery Craft2eu (DE) Biennalen 2007 – Design and Craft (DK) The Intervening Guest , The Leighton House (UK) Side by Side (UK) The International Exhibition of Glass Kanazawa 2007 (JP) The International Exhibition of Glass Kanazawa in Notojima (JP) Glass Sellers Prize (UK) New Designers The British Glass Biennale (UK) Tent London. London Design Festival (UK) Origin, The London Craft Fair (UK) Talents, Designhuis (NL) New Beginnings 09, SDC Gallery (UK) | |
| Artist's Statement: | |
| Through her making Marie is constantly developing new ways to mould the glass using the materials fluidity and durability combined with blowing into or onto materials such as paper and clay to create shapes. The result is curious objects and products with qualities reminding of other materials like fabric, rubber or ceramics and only by looking closely or touching the piece the real nature of the material revels. This element of surprise and interaction is what makes her pieces, whether it is a functional tumbler or a sculptural object intriguing and a great talking point in any environment | |
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