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Racso Jugarap (born January 15, 1989) is a Filipino Belgian wire artist from General Santos, Philippines.
Racso Jugarap | |
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| Born | 15 January 1989 |
Racso Jugarap (born January 15, 1989) is a Filipino Belgian wire artist from General Santos, Philippines.
Racso Jugarap, born in 1989, had a head start in art – he was the youngest son of a jewelry designer. As a result, he grew up with not only an inextricable connection with art crafting and creative design, him playing and freely experimenting with the tools in his father's workshop cultivated creative ideas in his mind. During that particular time of higher education endeavor, he had already been commissioned to do design pieces for hotels and business establishments. That experience sharpened then duly broadened his creativity, allowed him to explore a wide range of materials to craft art pieces, and showed him that there are endless and exciting possibilities for art crafting, art creating, and art designing. [1] [2]
Racso Jugarap is mainly self-taught with extensive experimentations with the material, the artist in Racso understood how materials behave—weaving each strand of various wires into organic and asymmetric shapes using the most minimal tool available to him. Curves have always been a crucial element in the artist's works, biomorphic and organic shapes. [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
The artist also shows a fascination with the fashion world as he created his series Icarus, which are different types of wearable pieces made from metal wires.Wearable art He also collaborated with brands such as GuerlainRemy Martin [9] and Tomorrowland Festival in his career.
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