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A chromatic metal work for Frieze

Colourising a Lupine Tower sculpture

It was precisely the observation of colours the moment that Quinze's wildflower garden started to show the first signs of impermanence in autumn that led to the creation of this Lupine Tower. Lupine flowers exchange their petals for small bells of seeds and turn slightly yellowish brown. The beauty of decay has been admired and studied for centuries in Japan. With an emotion of gentle sadness, they embrace the beauty that nature radiates during decay. They called it 'Mono No Aware'.

Behind the scenes in the steel atelier for an upcoming installation in Riyadh

Every year, the city of Riyadh lights up during its Noor festival. A light festival where...

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Surrounded by nature

Behind The Scenes

Walking through Arne Quinze’s house and studio is an overwhelming experience of discovering art,...

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Regent's Park transformed into an open air museum

Visiting Frieze Sculpture

Curator Clare Lilley (Director of Programme, Yorkshire Sculpture Park), who has been closely...

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