DISCOVER THE QLOCKTWO ARTIST EDITION - A FUSION OF TIME, DESIGN, AND ART
QLOCKTWO X SCHAMBECK
ARTIST EDITON
EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE AT O.C. TANNER
Experience the fascinating combination of art and time with the QLOCKTWO ARTIST EDITION at two impressive locations: O.C. Tanner presents the ARTIST EDITION first exclusively at their Park City store and then in Utah's capital city of Salt Lake City.
PARK CITY
EXHIBITION DATE
08/03 TILL 08/19
O.C. TANNER, 416 MAIN STREET,
PARK CITY, UT 84060
SALT LAKE CITY
EXHIBITION DATE:
08/21 TILL 10/02
O.C. TANNER , 15 SOUTH STATE STREET
SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84111
ABOUT THE ARTIST
QLOCKTWO presents the ARTIST EDITION. The exclusive collection was created in collaboration with Jochen Schambeck. The reowned artist, whose works are also represented in Dior or Hermès art collections as well as in the Seoul Museum of Art and the Art Basel Miami art fair, is known for his unique handling of colors and textures. With his unique dabbing technique on metal, Jochen Schambeck designes the fronts of the ARTIST EDITION, artisically tracing the constant flow of time as well as the transience of the moment.
This has resulted in three extraordinary series that further intensify QLOCKTWO's characterstic fusion of time display, design, and art.
In the Series "Flowing Time" waves represent the flow of time in a dynamic way. Their rhythm and steadiness symbolize the continuity of time.
EXPERIENCE THE ARTIST EDITION
"FLOWING TIME"
"Painting Time" captures a snapshot of the feeling moment. A work in this series entitles "Reflection" was created as Schambeck documented the natural reflections of light on the surface of the QLOCKTWO over the course of a day.
"PAINTING TIME"
Finally, as a homage to the well-known work "The persistence of memory" by Salvador Dalí, the works of the thirs series, "Metling Time", thematize the ephemeral nature of time.
"MELTING TIME"
For the first time, 14 objects of this limited edition in the formate CLASSIC and LARGE with English matrix are exhibited at Wacthes of Switzerland in Hudson Yards, New York. A further 12 unique pieces with German matrixes have already been allocated to exclusive collections.
