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Jean-Luc Cornec — Telephone Sheep

2006

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Can I dial a dream? (based on Sheep Phone by Jean-Luc Cornec - 1989)

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"Telephone Sheep"

(Made from Telephone Cabling and old Handsets)

Sculpture by Jean-Luc Cornec.

Museum of Communication Frankfurt.

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Jean Luc Cornec - telephone sheep object

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"Mi trabajo es reinterpretar los objetos que conocemos" El artista Jean-Luc Cornec combina de forma lúdica elementos, objetos, palabras y letras en un juego de conceptos y percepción. Le conocimos gracias a su famosa instalación-rebaño 'TribuT', una obra construida con las tripas de viejos teléfonos y otras piezas en desuso. ⁠ © de la imagen 2022Jean-Luc Cornec Heidelberg #jeanluccornec #artesostenible #sustainableart #contemporaryart #artinstallation #reciclar #reutilizar #artwork #instaart #ecofriendly #ecofriendlyart #ecoart #ethicalart

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Jean Luc Cornec’s Re-purposed Rotary Phone Sheep ... Moth-Eaten & Antiquated ... https://wp.me/pjlln-3cs

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The “Telephone Sheep” by German artist Jean Luc Cornec, originally exhibited in the Museum für Kommunkation in Frankfurt.

The sheep have become something of a “signature” for their creator, going viral across the web since they first appeared, unfortunately without credit or web links.

Jean Luc Cornec talks about the installation here on his web site https://www.jeanluc.cornec.de/tribut-telephon-sheep

“My work process consists of a playful combination of elements, objects, words and letters,” he explains, “a play on concepts and perception. Upon the first view, these grey telephones – today out of use – don’t have anything to do with the head of a sheep.

“How the exact association came up is difficult to say but it simply fell into place when I realised that the telephone cables could be used as wool and the handset as feet. It is only in the combination of all these elements and the creation of individualistic sheep using standardised material that the idea displays its full appeal.”

There’s a short video of the installation at the Museum für Kommunkation here https://youtu.be/Fmp1FyRnAHY

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Amazing artworks from Heidelberg based artist Jean-Luc Cornec at https://jeanluc.cornec.de/ The telephone sheep taken from his "TribuT" installation, telephone cables used as wool and the handsets as feet, © Jean-Luc Cornec

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Old recycled telephone cords.

Telephone Sheep by Jean Luc Cornec.