Marianne Schliwinski
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Published: 13.10.2020
Marianne Schliwinski is working with papier-mâché, under more objects, installations and contemporary jewellery. She is painting and lacquering this material, which gets by this treatment a totally different effect and a different meaning.
In Marianne Schliwinski’s work, you will see contrasts playing together. Her language consists of materials and their different qualities. Things might not always be what they seem – light pieces with a heavy look and weighty works with a light appearance. The composition of the materials,colour and photography tells sensible stories, sometimes with political themes. Marianne Schliwinski often combines papier-mâché with found objects. Different paints and lacquers accentuate the materials and shapes, and on the backsides, you can often find photos or prints - adding more layers and stories to the pieces.
Writing courtesy of Karin Roy Andersson.
Writing courtesy of Karin Roy Andersson.
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