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[2005-04-16 00:19:43 +0000 UTC]
"Martin"
(Germany)
# Statistics
Favourites: 86; Deviations: 172; Watchers: 482
Watching: 14; Pageviews: 33616; Comments Made: 761; Friends: 14
# Interests
Other Interests: learning for life# About me
Current Residence: hamburg,germanyFavourite cartoon character: me
# Comments
Comments: 229
Okay also ich hab grad diesen Account hier gefunden und liebe die handgemachten Objekte, die aussehen wie Relikte aus einer anderen Zeit.
Hast du einen Shop, wo kann ich das Zeug kaufen?
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Hi Georg, freut mich , daΓ Dir meine Objekte gefallen...
einen Shop habe ich nicht direkt, aber zumindest eine Homepage,
hier der Link :Β www.artisargentum.de/
Solltest Du eventuell mal in Hamburg sein, gΓ€be es auch die MΓΆglichkeit, dasΒ
Eine oder Andere in echt in Augenschein zu nehmen...
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Ah, Hamburg, also ich muss ehrlich gesagt zugeben, dass deine Werke vielleicht schon Grund genug wΓ€ren, mal kurz nach Hamburg zu dΓΌsen.
Aber danke, ich schau mich mal auf deiner Homepage um!
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Hi Martin!
always a pleasure to discover a novelty from you!
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Vielen Dank fΓΌr die wunderbaren Lebewesen, die Du aus Blender und anderen Programmen zauberst!
Ich bin maΓlos beeindruckt, zumal ich bisher immer die MΓΌhe gescheut habe, aus einzelnen gelungenen Tierchen ein ganzes Biotop zu basteln!
... und jetzt klick ich mich durch Deine Galerie und sammle feste Favoriten
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Great your last delivery.
Unhappilly my exposition space is too small even for me in my atelier, otherwise, I'd be happy to expose and sell some of your pieces!
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Great to hear from You again, and thank You for even thinking
about exposing my works. Btw iΒ΄m running a nice new studio
now, which is also a small gallery and exhibition space.
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ha ha great new, I hope it goes well, and that you enjoythis place you open.
best regards from bordeaux
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awesome gallery! very inspiring! good job and keep it up
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Such a beautiful gallery of work Martin....I'm so glad this last DD has drawn my attention to you and allowed me to enjoy your works.
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Ah Martin I appreciate your comment. I think in many ways we may have the same aesthetic response to form.
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Thank You very much for Your kind comment - Your
work is also profoundly touching me.
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wooowwww ur art is amazinnnggg. so original!
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yes, I do -
have a look here :
www.artisargentum.de/MartinBaessler/
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Beautiful gallery, you have an amazing blend of tradition an contemporary design to your work. I love the wide variety of natural material you use. Keep it up!
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i have to say that it is an great website indeed,but
much more beautyfull are the jewelry and art inside,
great site, great artist
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hi martin!checked out your gallery today!fine work!LOVE YOUR ART!DAN
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Wild stuff man. Reminds me of Giger. I'd love to own jewelery like that.
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Hi Martin I've just disappeared for a while. Maybe you doesn't remember me. I just changed my nick and made a new account. But I'm still your truly fan. I told that I've some questions. How long have you been an artist? Have you attended some basic courses or learnt from books? And do you make casting at home with your own equipments? I wanted to ask about your inspiration but I've already read that you inspired by nature. But if you like to tell more about your inspiration I'd be happy. I hope you're all right and you'll submit some art for your fans.
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Hi Natalia,
For sure I remember You, and nice to hear
that I have a fan 
You give to my work.
Now I will try to answer some of Your questions.
I been involved with art since my childhood as i grown up
in an artists family, and doing whatever things in a creative and inventive
way was therefore a kind of family habit.
So I mostly learned by just trying and thinking about how to do,
and, sometimes reading books or asking skilled people to
show me how they do.
And, not to forget, by seeking inspiration in the infinite beauty and
perfection of natural shapes
and the archetypical force of ancient cultureΒ΄s artifacts.
Regarding Your question about casting,in fact I done my first castings at home,
with very simple equipment, but the possibilities were a bit limited.
Later I acquired an old casting centrifuge, with which I done the most
silver and bronze casts - a huge vintage-monster-machine,that was
quite dangerous to work with, but finally I got rid of it because I donΒ΄t
have the nerves anymore to do my work that hazardous.
There are some new pieces I hope to submit soon. I been
quite lazy here the last time and not that great in internet communication
generally.
I hope You are allright too,and by the way,am a bit curious
what made You change Your account.
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Hi Martin,
it was fantastic to read about your childhood. Thank you so much to share it with me. I don't know your parents and relatives art but yours is amazing. Are your relatives well-known artists? Maybe I'm more curious than it's normal but I hope it's not annoying. Is it the only website where I can watch your works or are you on other websites as well. Or do you have your own website? Or do you sell your pieces in only Germany? Sorry for the lots of stupid questions but I love your works so much. I've studied a little art history before that and maybe that's why I like to know more about great artists.
I like the inspiration that you wrote. Your work are reminds me ancient artifacts, paintings in caves and timeless gods and godesses. I love the pendants which are small containers and your small sculpted figures too. Do you know Michele Oka Doner work? She's a contemporary sculptur who makes really interesting timeless pieces. Maybe you'll love her pieces. You'r casting machine sounds dangerous.
I've made a new account because I changed my nickname. That's a silly thing but it sounds better. And I try to be more active in this website.
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your works are have that eerie beauty born of an inhuman sort of perfection... my mind is exploding with ideas of custom work wrought by your magick hands. blessings.
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Thank You !
I feel inspired to do a custom work
for You one time...
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Thanks for an amazing walk through your fascinating gallery!
IΒ΄ve never seen such wunderful artwork,you did great work!
Many of the jewelery keep me dreaming,itΒ΄s mystical and with beautiful stones.
Greetings from Germany
Mae
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Hey, Your works are just amazing. Is there a possibility to buy some of your works through the internet?
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You've got one heck of an amazing gallery, your work reminds of very old artifacts, it has this otherworldly, almost prehistoric feel to it. Keep up the awesome work!
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Great, perfect, what an imagination!!!
I looooove your art!!
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Your work with precious stones, metal, and bone is inspiring and amazing. Congratulations on your most recent DD.
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very unusual works, interesting, alien, beautiful -)
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i have bcome a fan of urz..i loved it..
wellcome back
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hi martin,glad to have you back!amazing works of art! fine craftsmanship.dan
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I'd just like to say that, looking through your photos of the jewellery you've made, I'm absolutely amazed! You have a natural talent for making jewellery, and you also have some fantastic artwork!
The jewellery you make is very interesting, beautiful and very unique c:
Sie sind sehr talentiert, mein Freund!
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Have you thought about opening a shop on [link] to sell some of your merchandise? I think it would suit you
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