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Staple-bound cover has some normal wear. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.
This intriguing volume offers a glimpse into the world of macra-sculpture, a unique art form pioneered by Darlene and Gerry Jackson in the late 20th century. Macra-sculpture, derived from the Greek word “makros” meaning long or large, involves the creation of intricate and often whimsical sculptures using knotted and twisted cords or strings. The Jacksons’ innovative techniques and imaginative designs brought this niche art form to the forefront, captivating audiences with their intricate and visually striking creations.
This particular copy, published by Paschket, provides a comprehensive exploration of the Jacksons’ artistic journey, showcasing their signature “Lee Originals” macra-sculpture designs. Filled with vibrant illustrations and detailed explanations, this book serves as a valuable resource for art enthusiasts, collectors, and aspiring macra-sculptors alike. It offers insights into the meticulous processes involved in crafting these intricate sculptures, as well as the creative inspirations that fueled the Jacksons’ innovative approach.
Beyond its artistic merits, this book also holds historical significance as a testament to the enduring human desire to push creative boundaries and explore new artistic frontiers. The Jacksons’ pioneering work in macra-sculpture not only expanded the possibilities of sculptural art but also challenged traditional notions of materials and techniques, paving the way for future generations of artists to explore unconventional mediums and methods.