lucia david

bookarts - pintura com papel

portrait 2007

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other moon (50x50cm)

METEORITOS III (40x40cm)

embryo

METEORITOS (20x20cm)

untitled abuse - implant 2009

MOST PEOPLE STAY ARM'S LENGH AWAY (40x40cm)

INFORMED SPECATOR 2014

"My personal interest in books as containers became an obsession."

ldbookart@gmail.com

Lucia David was born in Portugal in a small town in 1966, some years before the revolution. After a seven-year career in Graphic Design and Fashion in Portugal, she went to the UK to study Fine Art. In 2000 she graduated with a BA in Metal/Sculpture at Camberwell College of Arts - London Institute. In 2002 she graduated with an MA Book Arts from the same institution. She works in bookarts around her original short stories by superimposing metal, paper collage and embroidery. Her work reflects the combination of her Portuguese cultural background with present and relevant women issues and world politics.

Anadia,1966. Na década de noventa trabalha em Moda e em Design Gráfico em Portugal. Em 2000 licencia-se em Escultura de Metais, em 2002 faz o mestrado em BookArts, ambos no London Institute, Camberwell College of Arts em Londres.
Expõe desde 1999. O seu trabalho desenvolve-se entre instalação, performance, escultura, livro de artista e escrita. Reflectindo as questões das mulheres, constrói histórias visuais sobre um mundo em ruptura social e política.

disordered state II (23x23cm)

climate change (20x20cm)

timber (20x20cm)

hollow earth (50x50cm)

starvation (20x20cm)

white wash (90x90cm)

shalow grave (50x50cm) 2015

carcase (15x15cm)

worldwide eruption

embryo very old (44 books - 30x100cm) PVP1600€

embryo aged (17 books - 30x100cm)PVP1600€

embryo young (17 books - 30x100cm)PVP1600€

embryo very young (53 books - 30x100cm) PVP1600€

TIME SERIES – EMBRYO - What is now present was before future. The present is nothing but the future in an embryo stage...The two concepts of time - past and future, are one and the same. The idea of present encompasses only our personal life span. Our past and our day-by-day living are present in our minds and the notion of future does not include big changes, maybe some hope for a better and happier living but not any major changes. We do not, even, conceive or visualize our ageing process.