“Severija transfers the uniform patterns from the magazines onto huge aluminum pot lids and turns these unattractive objects of imposing size into prestigious objects of desirable interiors,” says her personal website. “When it ends up on a bucket, a ladle or a car door, a serialized kitschy ornament paradoxically transforms them into unique handicrafts. Erasing the line between everyday kitsch and high art, the artist ironically reflected on both the universal pursuit of beauty and coziness and an overly serious approach to art.”

You can see some of her work on Facebook. Scroll down and take a look.

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“Severija transfers the uniform patterns from the magazines onto huge aluminum pot lids and turns these unattractive objects of imposing size into prestigious objects of desirable interiors,” says her personal website. “When it ends up on a bucket, a ladle or a car door, a serialized kitschy ornament paradoxically transforms them into unique handicrafts. Erasing the line between everyday kitsch and high art, the artist ironically reflected on both the universal pursuit of beauty and coziness and an overly serious approach to art.”

You can see some of her work on Facebook. Scroll down and take a look.

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