Retold objects of the past. The Artworks and practice of Helen Clara Hemsley
Published: 22.07.2025
Necklace: I don’t have a Danish tongue, 2012 by Helen Clara Hemsley.
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Storytelling and, of course, the conceptual element is vital to Helen's work. Often pieces start with the idea and then technique, form and materials come afterwards. Titles play a very important role too, but she also tries to present her work in a way that allows the viewer to see the work without the titles first, so they can build their own picture of what it is all about before reading the titles.
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