4. Sarah Hurtigkarl

Titel: Past present
Kniv: tenn, plast

The work are transforming and mirroring the past into the present. The hand axe is the earliest evidence of a tool. Could it have been a tool used for eating? Almost as a two-sided knife. A hand axe from the British museum was 3D scanned, redesigned and casted in pewter. The past and present tools are stitched to each other by solder wire.

Foto: Filip Palmén

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