Posted in Art, Labyrinth, tagged Marianne Ewaldt, sphere on January 4, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The perforated labyrinth ball of the Austrian artist Marianne Ewaldt from Salzburg permits to look through the labyrinth structure.
The classical labyrinth offers an organizing principle, is stable and permeable at the same time, has clear lines and alive forms, holds together and leaves open, invites to become creative, and offers the way to the center.
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Posted in Art, Labyrinth, tagged Marianne Ewaldt, sphere on March 31, 2008 | 1 Comment »
An other way to represent the labyrinth: As a sphere.
Ariadne’s thread in a classical 7-circuit labyrinth covers the whole place on the sphere.
It is a work of art from Marianne Ewaldt. She says:
The sphere symbolises the world, wholeness, unity.
The individual labyrinth sphere represents the concept: The whole world is a labyrinth.
Marianne Ewaldt created different labyrinth [...]
Posted in Art, Labyrinth, tagged Marianne Ewaldt, plate on March 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
If there are already labyrinth cups in our housekeeping, what’s about plates? There are.
Those are naturally much too precious, in order to eat from them. They are made from porcelain, and even dishwasher safe. Ariadne’s Thread, thus the way, of a classical 7-circuit labyrinth is shown. The plates are a gift of the Austrian artist [...]
