This catalogue was created by screen-printing in two colours: gold and bronze negative on black paper. It is combination of fine details and strong reflection.
Height 23 cm
Width 23 cm
Width 46 cm
Jess Hoffman © Michelangelo Foundation
Jess Hoffman © Michelangelo Foundation
Jess Hoffman © Michelangelo Foundation
Jess Hoffman © Michelangelo Foundation
Jess Hoffman © Michelangelo Foundation
Lorenz Boegli
- Printmaker
- Müntschemier, Switzerland
- Master Artisan
- Recommended by atelier oï
Contact
German, English, French, Italian
Hours:
By appointment only
By appointment only
Phone:
+41 324933950
+41 324933950
Jess Hoffman © Michelangelo Foundation
Putting personality into printing
- • Lorenz pushes the limits of screen-printing
- • He puts a lot of emotion into his work
- • He is inspired by technical advancements
Lorenz Boegli is internationally renowned as an innovative screen-printing artist. With passion, experience and technical excellence he has pushed the limits of what screen-printing can do, for example through his development of the additive four colour RGB print. In general, “screen-printing offers great opportunities to express and integrate your personality into your work,” he says. “I work very emotionally, since putting a lot of emotion into it differentiates my work.” Since 1981, Lorenz has explored the possibilities of screen-printing in its various forms, helping artists and designers worldwide realise their visions in pigment and paper.
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Photo: Jess Hoffman © Michelangelo Foundation
Catalogue from Vacheron Constantin, flyleaf
Photo: Jess Hoffman © Michelangelo Foundation
Dimension
Dimension reflects the interplay within creative production between material, printing technique and finishing, but also between image, colour and the piece as a whole. The collection aims to appeal to all the senses and to explore the possibility of creating a three-dimensional image using coloured paper, screen-printing with iridescent pigments and laser cutting.
Height 14.8 cm
Width 21 cm
Photo: Jess Hoffman © Michelangelo Foundation
Breccaschlund card
For the making of the Breccaschlund card, negative, opaque colours were screen-printed on black paper, which presents a challenge in terms of colour separation and imagination in printing. Lorenz innovated by using silver-plated pigments from the cosmetic industry.
Height 14.8 cm
Width 21 cm
Width 56 cm
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