Above: Marianne Lovink, Aneurysm #2 (detail)
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Vortex #2, 2008
 
Marianne Lovink
Vortex #2, 2008
Stainless Steel, Enamel
15 x 20 x .24 Inches
$1800.00
Vortex #1, 2008
 
Marianne Lovink
Vortex #1, 2008
Stainless Steel, Enamel

18.5 x 14 x .25 Inches

$1800.00 

Molecular Mechanics #4, 2008<br>Molecular Mechanics Series
 
Marianne Lovink
Molecular Mechanics #4, 2008
Molecular Mechanics Series

Steel & mixed media sculpture
36 x 22 x 2.25 Inches
$3,200.00
Molecular Mechanics #2, 2008<br>Molecular Mechanics Series
 
Marianne Lovink
Molecular Mechanics #2, 2008
Molecular Mechanics Series

Steel & mixed media sculpture
72 x 6 x 5.5 Inches
SOLD
Collage #1, 2008<br>Molecular Mechanics Series
 
Marianne Lovink
Collage #1, 2008
Molecular Mechanics Series

Ink on glassine paper
22 x 22 x 1.25 Inches
$1,250.00
Collage #2, 2008<br>Molecular Mechanics Series
 
Marianne Lovink
Collage #2, 2008
Molecular Mechanics Series

Ink on glassine paper
22 x 22 x 1.25 Inches
$1,250.00
Collage #3, 2008<br>Molecular Mechanics Series
 
Marianne Lovink
Collage #3, 2008
Molecular Mechanics Series

Ink on glassine paper
22 x 22 x 1.25 Inches
$1,250.00
Sequence Series (MM#3), 2008<br>Molecular Mechanics
 
Marianne Lovink
Sequence Series (MM#3), 2008
Molecular Mechanics

Steel & mixed media sculpture

59 x 2.25 x .75 Inches
SOLD

 

Molecular Mechanics #1, 2008<br>Molecular Mechanics Series
 
Marianne Lovink
Molecular Mechanics #1, 2008
Molecular Mechanics Series

Steel & mixed media sculpture

72 x 7.5 x 4.75 Inches
SOLD

 

Molecular Mechanics #5, 2008<br>Molecular Mechanics
 
Marianne Lovink
Molecular Mechanics #5, 2008
Molecular Mechanics

Steel & mixed media sculpture
22 x 10.25 x 2.5 Inches
SOLD
 
 

MARIANNE LOVINK:
MOLECULAR MECHANICS

Molecular Mechanics

2008

Marianne Lovink's upcoming exhibition of new work will be her first since returning to Toronto after working in London for the past three years. Known for her evocative forms and meticulous attention to detail, this work is a continuation of her recent interest in the organic structure of the human body on a cellular level. New materials used are welded steel (left raw to the eye) and plaster or ceramic for the modular forms. Using medical journals and microscopy image banks as source material, and employing simple materials and a spare palette, these works are three-dimensional re-interpretations of elemental structures.


About Marianne Lovink

 

Originally from North Carolina, Marianne Lovink is a Toronto-based sculptor. She has exhibited her work extensively in public, non-profit, and commercial galleries and has been the recipient of numerous municipal, provincial and federal arts council grants. Her work is represented in both public and private collections, including those of the The Canadian Consulate, Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Osler Hoskin and Harcourt; OMERS; City of Richmond Hill; Atlantis Films Canada, and University of Saskatchewan. She completed a large scale site-specific commission from her Hanging Garden Series for the Drake Hotel in Toronto, and in 2006 was short listed in the top Three of a London, UK based Sculpture competition. She is currently working on a commission for the penthouse suites for the WHotel  in Hoboken, NJ.

 

To visit Marianne Lovink's website, click here.  


 




Articles + Reviews

Phenomena
By Mike Landry (Review)
Things of Desire, May 7th 2009
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Biology meets fine art in the striking and sensual sculptures of London-based Canadian Marianne Lovink
By Betty Ann Jordan, House & Home, March 2007
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The Terrifying Beauties of Marianne Lovink
By J. Lynn Fraser, Surface Design Journal, 2003
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