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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by andyroo0312 on Dec 15, 2017 15:35:35 GMT 1, I got pulled in by the Katsina title... Thought it might be Katrins half sister from Japan... lol. Interesting that she has abbreviated her last name as it should actually be Fridriksdottir. As in daughter of Fridrik. Damn I love Icelanders. 
I got pulled in by the Katsina title... Thought it might be Katrins half sister from Japan... lol. Interesting that she has abbreviated her last name as it should actually be Fridriksdottir. As in daughter of Fridrik. Damn I love Icelanders. |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by kfroms on Dec 15, 2017 15:51:14 GMT 1, I got pulled in by the Katsina title... Thought it might be Katrins half sister from Japan... lol. Interesting that she has abbreviated her last name as it should actually be Fridriksdottir. As in daughter of Fridrik. Damn I love Icelanders.
My wife is from Sweden where loads of family names end in -sen or -son ( same for Norway and Denmark )
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavian_family_name_etymology
I got pulled in by the Katsina title... Thought it might be Katrins half sister from Japan... lol. Interesting that she has abbreviated her last name as it should actually be Fridriksdottir. As in daughter of Fridrik. Damn I love Icelanders. That's the way they do it up there - all the female family names end with -dottir and all the male family names end with -son My wife is from Sweden where loads of family names end in -sen or -son ( same for Norway and Denmark ) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavian_family_name_etymology |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by andyroo0312 on Dec 15, 2017 17:46:21 GMT 1, I got pulled in by the Katsina title... Thought it might be Katrins half sister from Japan... lol. Interesting that she has abbreviated her last name as it should actually be Fridriksdottir. As in daughter of Fridrik. Damn I love Icelanders. That's the way they do it up there - all the female family names end with -dottir and all the male family names end with -son My wife is from Sweden where loads of family names end in -sen or -son ( same for Norway and Denmark ) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavian_family_name_etymology
I got pulled in by the Katsina title... Thought it might be Katrins half sister from Japan... lol. Interesting that she has abbreviated her last name as it should actually be Fridriksdottir. As in daughter of Fridrik. Damn I love Icelanders. That's the way they do it up there - all the female family names end with -dottir and all the male family names end with -son My wife is from Sweden where loads of family names end in -sen or -son ( same for Norway and Denmark ) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavian_family_name_etymologyYes I know I lived there for 10yrs and have a daughter who is a vet in the north west of the country that is why I was interested in the fact that Katrin had sort of changed her name. P.s don’t won’t to sound arrogant or the like just found it interesting. Well done on having a Swedish wife I worked in there for a couple of yrs and enjoyed their company very much...I also love the concept of Fika. I highly rate Scando woman.... |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by kfroms on Dec 15, 2017 19:13:00 GMT 1, That's the way they do it up there - all the female family names end with -dottir and all the male family names end with -son My wife is from Sweden where loads of family names end in -sen or -son ( same for Norway and Denmark ) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavian_family_name_etymology...I also love the concept of Fika. I highly rate Scando woman....
Yupp. Fika with the swedish wife is certainly a highlight of the week.
That's the way they do it up there - all the female family names end with -dottir and all the male family names end with -son My wife is from Sweden where loads of family names end in -sen or -son ( same for Norway and Denmark ) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavian_family_name_etymology...I also love the concept of Fika. I highly rate Scando woman.... Yupp. Fika with the swedish wife is certainly a highlight of the week. |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by aldoxzx on Dec 16, 2017 18:53:10 GMT 1, sugar72 is that the one with the waste bit and the catalog of all the other waste bits and the 2 poster for 1700€ ? I find that a bit steep considering the 888€ Option has a similar original and better signed book... Just 3 options. There was no 1700 option
sugar72 is that the one with the waste bit and the catalog of all the other waste bits and the 2 poster for 1700€ ? I find that a bit steep considering the 888€ Option has a similar original and better signed book... Just 3 options. There was no 1700 option The 1700 option included a signed catalogue, a poster, and a leporello print. |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by sugar72 on Dec 16, 2017 19:24:17 GMT 1, Just 3 options. There was no 1700 option The 1700 option included a signed catalogue, a poster, and a leporello print.
Cool it wasn't in the brochure they sent me. I'm going for one of the waste collector pieces
Just 3 options. There was no 1700 option The 1700 option included a signed catalogue, a poster, and a leporello print. Cool it wasn't in the brochure they sent me. I'm going for one of the waste collector pieces |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Rouen Cathedral on Dec 17, 2017 1:41:45 GMT 1, The 1700 option included a signed catalogue, a poster, and a leporello print. Cool it wasn't in the brochure they sent me. I'm going for one of the waste collector pieces
They look great. They send me a couple images of some to select from. Sadly it’s a little out of my price range. They look great though!
The 1700 option included a signed catalogue, a poster, and a leporello print. Cool it wasn't in the brochure they sent me. I'm going for one of the waste collector pieces They look great. They send me a couple images of some to select from. Sadly it’s a little out of my price range. They look great though! |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by cashewman on Dec 19, 2017 23:02:58 GMT 1, Picked one of these up. I understand the small size, but this price still seems excellent for an original.
I was able to get my first choice. There are almost 30 available.
Avante Art was excellent to deal with so far.
Picked one of these up. I understand the small size, but this price still seems excellent for an original.
I was able to get my first choice. There are almost 30 available.
Avante Art was excellent to deal with so far.
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by NYart on Dec 19, 2017 23:49:10 GMT 1, I do really like her work but have mixed feelings about the waste collectors. An argument could be made that her paintings aren’t planned or thought about what the outcome is going to be, and the fact she’s selling these as unique works of art pretty much supports that..
I do really like her work but have mixed feelings about the waste collectors. An argument could be made that her paintings aren’t planned or thought about what the outcome is going to be, and the fact she’s selling these as unique works of art pretty much supports that..
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Rouen Cathedral on Dec 20, 2017 0:28:29 GMT 1, I do really like her work but have mixed feelings about the waste collectors. An argument could be made that her paintings aren’t planned or thought about what the outcome is going to be, and the fact she’s selling these as unique works of art pretty much supports that..
What do you dislike about the waste collectors?
I do really like her work but have mixed feelings about the waste collectors. An argument could be made that her paintings aren’t planned or thought about what the outcome is going to be, and the fact she’s selling these as unique works of art pretty much supports that.. What do you dislike about the waste collectors? |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by NYart on Dec 20, 2017 0:36:47 GMT 1, I do really like her work but have mixed feelings about the waste collectors. An argument could be made that her paintings aren’t planned or thought about what the outcome is going to be, and the fact she’s selling these as unique works of art pretty much supports that.. What do you dislike about the waste collectors?
Well with work like hers, Pollocks, Mr Jago, etc. I feel it’s important that there is intent in the work they create. Sure it may look like random paint splashed here, dripping there, but there was a rhyme and reason behind it all. With her selling these waste collectors it seems to go against that. They’re byproducts of her producing a piece of art - yet they themselves are pieces of art?
I do really like her work but have mixed feelings about the waste collectors. An argument could be made that her paintings aren’t planned or thought about what the outcome is going to be, and the fact she’s selling these as unique works of art pretty much supports that.. What do you dislike about the waste collectors? Well with work like hers, Pollocks, Mr Jago, etc. I feel it’s important that there is intent in the work they create. Sure it may look like random paint splashed here, dripping there, but there was a rhyme and reason behind it all. With her selling these waste collectors it seems to go against that. They’re byproducts of her producing a piece of art - yet they themselves are pieces of art? |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by racket on Dec 20, 2017 1:09:52 GMT 1, What do you dislike about the waste collectors? Well with work like hers, Pollocks, Mr Jago, etc. I feel it’s important that there is intent in the work they create. Sure it may look like random paint splashed here, dripping there, but there was a rhyme and reason behind it all. With her selling these waste collectors it seems to go against that. They’re byproducts of her producing a piece of art - yet they themselves are pieces of art?
I think it's more that she supports a lot of environmental and climate change issues, and by recycling and not binning these as 'waste' is a strand of that. Plus they are easily recognisable as her work, add a great splash of color to the wall and more affordable than the 3000e starting point for an original. I have one already a while back and was told it's more a mini Studio test piece.
What do you dislike about the waste collectors? Well with work like hers, Pollocks, Mr Jago, etc. I feel it’s important that there is intent in the work they create. Sure it may look like random paint splashed here, dripping there, but there was a rhyme and reason behind it all. With her selling these waste collectors it seems to go against that. They’re byproducts of her producing a piece of art - yet they themselves are pieces of art? I think it's more that she supports a lot of environmental and climate change issues, and by recycling and not binning these as 'waste' is a strand of that. Plus they are easily recognisable as her work, add a great splash of color to the wall and more affordable than the 3000e starting point for an original. I have one already a while back and was told it's more a mini Studio test piece. |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by NYart on Dec 20, 2017 1:30:28 GMT 1, Well with work like hers, Pollocks, Mr Jago, etc. I feel it’s important that there is intent in the work they create. Sure it may look like random paint splashed here, dripping there, but there was a rhyme and reason behind it all. With her selling these waste collectors it seems to go against that. They’re byproducts of her producing a piece of art - yet they themselves are pieces of art? I think it's more that she supports a lot of environmental and climate change issues, and by recycling and not binning these as 'waste' is a strand of that. Plus they are easily recognisable as her work, add a great splash of color to the wall and more affordable than the 3000e starting point for an original. I have one already a while back and was told it's more a mini Studio test piece.
I seriously considered picking one up because like you said they look great and are actually something of hers I can afford. I do understand the concept of recycling and all involved with it. It just got me thinking about what makes abstract expressionism more than just throwing paint and it resulting in a random ‘work of art’ and I feel that that would be intent. If there is no intended design behind it, no general outcome that is being strived for, it isn’t anything anyone else couldn’t do, just a result of random chance and the technique being used.
Well with work like hers, Pollocks, Mr Jago, etc. I feel it’s important that there is intent in the work they create. Sure it may look like random paint splashed here, dripping there, but there was a rhyme and reason behind it all. With her selling these waste collectors it seems to go against that. They’re byproducts of her producing a piece of art - yet they themselves are pieces of art? I think it's more that she supports a lot of environmental and climate change issues, and by recycling and not binning these as 'waste' is a strand of that. Plus they are easily recognisable as her work, add a great splash of color to the wall and more affordable than the 3000e starting point for an original. I have one already a while back and was told it's more a mini Studio test piece. I seriously considered picking one up because like you said they look great and are actually something of hers I can afford. I do understand the concept of recycling and all involved with it. It just got me thinking about what makes abstract expressionism more than just throwing paint and it resulting in a random ‘work of art’ and I feel that that would be intent. If there is no intended design behind it, no general outcome that is being strived for, it isn’t anything anyone else couldn’t do, just a result of random chance and the technique being used. |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Rouen Cathedral on Dec 20, 2017 2:26:13 GMT 1, It is a interesting discussion.
To me these are like process pieces. To assume an artist creates an amazing work every time they make something is impossible. Now I’m not saying these aren’t amazing because I think they are but they are part of the process to get to the ‘final work’. The work that then goes on the gallery wall, that gets incorporated into a larger piece, or made into a print.
Any good artist has hundreds of works that likely don’t see the light of day. Amongst those works are some equally amazing work as to what eventually does get released. In this case we get to see those ‘left overs’ the ‘waste’. And to much pleasure they are incredible as well. To me this is a true sign of a great artist.
That’s why being able to visit an artists studio can be such a delight. You get a glimpse into the process and the production. Luckily Instagram and technology has allowed this to be a little more accessible.
I’d be weary of an artist who has an idea for a work, goes in works on one canvas and that’s it.
It is a interesting discussion.
To me these are like process pieces. To assume an artist creates an amazing work every time they make something is impossible. Now I’m not saying these aren’t amazing because I think they are but they are part of the process to get to the ‘final work’. The work that then goes on the gallery wall, that gets incorporated into a larger piece, or made into a print.
Any good artist has hundreds of works that likely don’t see the light of day. Amongst those works are some equally amazing work as to what eventually does get released. In this case we get to see those ‘left overs’ the ‘waste’. And to much pleasure they are incredible as well. To me this is a true sign of a great artist.
That’s why being able to visit an artists studio can be such a delight. You get a glimpse into the process and the production. Luckily Instagram and technology has allowed this to be a little more accessible.
I’d be weary of an artist who has an idea for a work, goes in works on one canvas and that’s it.
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Rouen Cathedral on Dec 21, 2017 16:02:53 GMT 1, Anyone get the invoice for the book yet?
Anyone get the invoice for the book yet?
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Someones Brain on Dec 21, 2017 18:43:44 GMT 1, Anyone get the invoice for the book yet?
Yes. I already paid some days ago.
Anyone get the invoice for the book yet? Yes. I already paid some days ago. |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Deleted on Dec 21, 2017 22:22:04 GMT 1, So who else do I need to email. I tried the address in the Instagram link. You should receive an email, took about 24 hours for me
I requested an invoice today - received it within about 20 minutes
So who else do I need to email. I tried the address in the Instagram link. You should receive an email, took about 24 hours for me I requested an invoice today - received it within about 20 minutes |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by racket on Dec 21, 2017 23:55:38 GMT 1, Can you correct the spelling in the title please
Thanks
Can you correct the spelling in the title please
Thanks
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by sugar72 on Dec 22, 2017 6:47:56 GMT 1, Can you correct the spelling in the title please Thanks
Nope. I like Katsina
Can you correct the spelling in the title please Thanks Nope. I like Katsina |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by nobokov on Dec 22, 2017 8:01:05 GMT 1, Can you correct the spelling in the title please Thanks Nope. I like Katsina
Can you correct the spelling in the title please Thanks Nope. I like Katsina I think he meant the last name. It's Frederickson btw. |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by racket on Dec 22, 2017 9:35:21 GMT 1, Can you correct the spelling in the title please Thanks Nope. I like Katsina
Such a rebel,!
Can you correct the spelling in the title please Thanks Nope. I like Katsina Such a rebel,! |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by saintred88 on Dec 27, 2017 2:04:04 GMT 1, damn thats a fire example. Wish I had the money for it.
mabey if you spent less time trolling peoples post and concentrate on yourself you wouldn’t be so broke.
damn thats a fire example. Wish I had the money for it. mabey if you spent less time trolling peoples post and concentrate on yourself you wouldn’t be so broke. |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by shygetshigh83 on Dec 27, 2017 14:04:53 GMT 1, damn thats a fire example. Wish I had the money for it. mabey if you spent less time trolling peoples post and concentrate on yourself you wouldn’t be so broke.
Why you’re bringing back thread to talk bull***t on other member post!! You’re acting like a kid! Your contribution to the forum now is subzero! Take your s**t into PM and don’t TROLL OP thread!!!!!!!!
damn thats a fire example. Wish I had the money for it. mabey if you spent less time trolling peoples post and concentrate on yourself you wouldn’t be so broke. Why you’re bringing back thread to talk bull***t on other member post!! You’re acting like a kid! Your contribution to the forum now is subzero! Take your s**t into PM and don’t TROLL OP thread!!!!!!!! |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by racket on Jan 11, 2018 10:37:21 GMT 1, Guessing the books should be landing soon, mid January ✌️
Guessing the books should be landing soon, mid January ✌️
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Rouen Cathedral on Jan 15, 2018 21:48:34 GMT 1, Anyone hear anything?
Anyone hear anything?
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by racket on Jan 18, 2018 12:19:45 GMT 1,
Delayed to end of January
Delayed to end of January |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Rouen Cathedral on Jan 18, 2018 12:56:29 GMT 1, Delayed to end of January
Just saw the email too. Man thought it was the tracking info email.
Delayed to end of January Just saw the email too. Man thought it was the tracking info email. |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Larry David on Jan 25, 2018 14:05:01 GMT 1, I have a few pieces on order so need to make wall space. For those that have not seen these in the flesh the quality is exceptional and the image really stands out.
Framed by PFG to conservation standards using UV art glass. This was not a cheap frame up.
£1300.
Waving Miracle – Magic Mind, 2017
Edition of 77 85 x 85 cm
These exclusive new fine art editions by Katrin Fridriks are faithful to artist's renowned high standards regarding screen print technique and quality. 330gr. somerset enhanced paper, mixed Screen Print technics background metallic color silkscreen, selected high gloss varnish and embossed.
Please pm if interested. Collection from SE London, may be able to deliver if within M25 or close.
Thanks, LD
I have a few pieces on order so need to make wall space. For those that have not seen these in the flesh the quality is exceptional and the image really stands out. Framed by PFG to conservation standards using UV art glass. This was not a cheap frame up. £1300. Waving Miracle – Magic Mind, 2017 Edition of 77 85 x 85 cm These exclusive new fine art editions by Katrin Fridriks are faithful to artist's renowned high standards regarding screen print technique and quality. 330gr. somerset enhanced paper, mixed Screen Print technics background metallic color silkscreen, selected high gloss varnish and embossed. Please pm if interested. Collection from SE London, may be able to deliver if within M25 or close. Thanks, LD |
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by Rouen Cathedral on Jan 25, 2018 14:33:51 GMT 1, I’m assuming shipping across a ocean isn’t on the table! Oh man that’s pretty.
I’m assuming shipping across a ocean isn’t on the table! Oh man that’s pretty.
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Katrin Fridriks 🇮🇸 Reykjavík, Iceland • Abstract Art , by loss1emouth on Jan 25, 2018 14:37:01 GMT 1, goodness me that is a lovely print!
goodness me that is a lovely print!
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