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Ingvar Cronhammar
Ingvar Cronhammar (Dec. 17, 1947 - 2021) was a Swedish-born Danish installation artist whose work often was monumental and borrowing from an industrial aesthetics.
Here he plays with streaming light and water into the cisterns under Copenhagen...
Ingvar Cronhammar: Installation view, H, Cisternerne, 2015, Copenhagen, Denmark
Ingvar Cronhammar, Park Bench IV (2007). Painted aluminium and corian, edition of 7 + 1AP. 50 x 50 x 170 cm. 19 11/16 x 19 11/16 x 66 15/16 inches. Courtesy Nils Stærk.
Ingvar Cronhammar - Patricia Taxxon [Gallery]
Elia: The World's Most Frustrating Work of Art
Near the town of Herning in Denmark sits Elia, a giant metal dome sculpture by Ingvar Cronhammar that occasionally spouts flame. Tom Scott reckons that it's the world's most frustrating piece of art, and here's why.
Ingvar Cronhammar (Dec. 17, 1947 - 2021) was a Swedish-born Danish installation artist whose work often was monumental and borrowing from an industrial aesthetics.
Here is a more practical design of his - plates and forks for a Danish restaurant, Æ Hereford Beefstouw:
Hansha, 2017
Ingvar Cronhammar (b. Dec. 17, 1947) is a Swedish-born, Danish sculptur who works mainly on monumental installations such as the one above.
Elia (2001), situated in a field near Herning, is 60 meters in diameter and the towers rise 32 meters into the air. The dome and 4 towers are made from steel. A gas burner in the center spouts flame once during a 19-day cycle...
Elia has its own web site, too: https://elia.dk/