Gésine Hackenberg: Still Lifes
Exhibition
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14 Aug 2010
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12 Sep 2010
Published: 17.08.2010
siennagallery.comBrooch: Double Glass Still Life, 2010
Finnish glass, oxidized silver
Finnish table glass vintage by Itala.
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(...) The Still Lifes collection consists of two groups: on the one hand brooches like small sculptures, carved from stone. On the other, brooches and necklaces in which everyday glassware has been cut and rearranged into new compositions, new still lifes. (...)
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Gésine Hackenberg
The source of Gésine Hackenberg's newest work, Still Lifes, lies in her study of 17th and 18th century Dutch still life paintings and their meaning, the tables exquisitely laden with the finest tableware and food. She re-interprets this perfect translation of the three to the two-dimensional, the realistic vista of the dishes, glasses and bowls, into her work. The Still Lifes collection consists of two groups: on the one hand brooches like small sculptures, carved from stone. On the other, brooches and necklaces in which everyday glassware has been cut and rearranged into new compositions, new still lifes. The body takes on the role of the canvas as it were and becomes a tableau vivant.
Remarks
We warmly welcome you to the artist reception on artist reception:Friday August 20, 2010 5:30-7:30
Conversation with artist: Saturday August 21, 11am
Still Lifes was made possible in part by The Netherlands Foundation For Visual Arts, Design and Architecture.
Gésine HackenbergBrooch: Kitchen Glass: Still Life, 2010
Glass, ruthenium, plated nickel silver
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Brooch: Finnish Still Life, 2010
Finnish table glass, silver
Finnish table glass by Timo Sarpaneva
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Brooch: Still Life: Granite Vase, 2010
Carved granite, oxidized silver, steel
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Neckpiece: Table Glass: Green Bottle Neckpiece, 2010
Glass, silver
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Plate: Still Life: Deep Plate, 2010
Carved onyx, silver, steel
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