WHO ART YOU / IN CONVERSATION WITH CELINE
Edo Rosenblith
Edo Rosenblith describes mural making in places he cannot fully control, from an elevated work platform to a street late at night. Alongside these unsettling encounters, he explains why a one-of-a-kind artist’s book carries particular value for him.
ONE QUESTION TO WATCH WITH
Does a work’s value come from time invested or an irreplaceable story?
Edo Rosenblith with a mural; photograph by R.J. Hartbeck. · Cover image source ↗
FROM CONVERSATION TO WORK
Look a little closer
Use the artist’s book The Tower as an entry point: imagine its accumulating marks and stories, then consider the work he would keep in the interview.
Artist background & more work ↗
The Tower, front cover, begun in 2016, acrylic-on-paper artist book.
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YOUR TURN
For you, does a work’s value come more from time invested, its uniqueness, or the story it holds?
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Bring different artists’ work and conversations together, and see how your own answer changes.
