The Vulgarity of Being Three-Dimensional flowers By taking the Japanese courtyard

By taking the Japanese courtyard as a concept into their own designs

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The Vulgarity of Being Three-Dimensional flowers By taking the Japanese courtyardIn her first monograph Danish photographic artist Tine Bek tries to escape strict hierarchical structures through a series of aesthetic experiments. The book presents images of shapes that run over, flow, crumble and bulge out. An excess of uncontrolled forms that in the sculptural tradition have been dismissed as vulgar or possibly baroque. The book is a mix of still life, other found forms and created sculptural forms photographed. Fruit, material,