After undergoing production and shipping delays for 6 months, Sandra Chevrier's CAGES pop up book - hand signed and numbered portfolio edition is finally here! The Cages pop up book takes Sandra's work into a new dimension with highly detailed laser cut pop up spreads.
Dimensions: 12 x 6 x 12 Inches (closed)
Medium: The Portfolio Edition of Sandra Chevrier’s Cages Pop Up Book includes:
- Custom die cut of image ”We are One” with gold foil stamped box and spot varnish highlights
- Six (6) hand-signed and numbered individually bound pop ups designed to be framed or displayed individually as paper sculptures
- Each portfolio is finished with a spot varnish cover and comes signed & numbered by Sandra Chevrier
- 18 color ‘La Cage Et Le Cœur De La Bête’ enamel pin in custom spot varnish box
- Three (3) copies of the ‘A Woman of a Thousand Faces‘ greeting card (each includes a sticker)
Provenance: Each book (6) is hand-signed and numbered by Sandra Chevrier. Comes with original receipt upon request. Brand new in original packaging.
Edition: Limited Edition of 100 (#18/100)
Year: 2021
Condition: Brand new in original packaging. (Some minor blemishes from production)
ABOUT THE ART
Cages includes pop up versions of her following works:
- “La Cage et le Coeur de la Bête’’ (The Heart of the Beast),
- “La Cage aux Mille et un Visages’’ (A Woman of a Thousand Faces),
- ‘’La Cage et les Lambeaux Rouges Comme le Feu’’ (Red Shreds Like Fire),
- “La Cage et le Grondement du Tonnerre” (The Roar of Thunder),
- “La Cage et la mort de Superman / Dans l’attente de notre sauveur” (The Death of Superman, Awaiting a Saviour’ from the Post Apocalyptic series)
- "Nous Sommes Uns’’ (We Are One).
ARTIST BIO
Sandra Chevrier is a Canadian contemporary artist, as a self-taught artist Chevrier first expressed her emotions through pencil drawings. At first, her sketches were almost always of eyes and this initial passion is still present in her current work. The focus on the eyes is visible in Chevrier’s ‘Cage’s Series’ of works, in which she uses a combines the medium of painting and collage to create portraits of women.
In her portraits, Chevrier uses the contrasting mediums of paint and actual comic book cuttings to produce these intense mixed-media portraits, which express an underlying tragedy of female oppression.
Before the discovery of collage and mixed media, Chevrier used to have a hyper-realistic art style. Now, Chevrier’s work is an amalgam of fine and street art that is self-governed as well as supremely crafted, her hyper-realism still expressed through her portrayal of eyes.