Larsen has been turning wood for the last ten years and has
acquired an international reputation for her nearly translucent
bowls, sculpted with infinite delicacy. By extending the turning
process to the limits of the extreme, she obtains, from the raw
and massive structure of her material, works of a paradoxical
and almost immaterial lightness. These delicate and subtle
vessels transcend the decorative and utilitarian aspects of her
craft to exist as purely sculptural objects with forms of
sublime purity. In perfect equilibrium, they appear to be
engaged in a profound and singular dialogue with the surrounding
Merete space.Finn Terman Frederiksen
Curator
Museum of Art, Randers |