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Helene Schmitz — Earthworks
Past: November 10, 2016 → January 7, 2017
Devenue photographe « pour retenir la beauté » Helene Schmitz en suggère ainsi la fragilité, la dimension éphémère, voire ambigüe. Son œuvre a pour principal sujet la nature souvent assimilée à une forme de Paradis par la tradition occidentale : un grand jardin magnifique ; un état d’innocence, de quiétude, de douceur…
Helene Schmitz — Earthworks
Past: November 10, 2016 → January 7, 2017
Devenue photographe « pour retenir la beauté » Helene Schmitz en suggère ainsi la fragilité, la dimension éphémère, voire ambigüe. Son œuvre a pour principal sujet la nature souvent assimilée à une forme de Paradis par la tradition occidentale : un grand jardin magnifique ; un état d’innocence, de quiétude, de douceur…
Photography
Maria Lund Gallery
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12 x 12
Past: December 12, 2013 → January 11, 2014
There is no imposed theme or material for this group exhibition which brings together fifteen artists from the gallery and three new artists to discover. The only constraint: the format. The idea is to take a stand against the monumentalization trend in contemporary art. The 12 x 12 exhibition pays homage to the small format.
12 x 12
Past: December 12, 2013 → January 11, 2014
There is no imposed theme or material for this group exhibition which brings together fifteen artists from the gallery and three new artists to discover. The only constraint: the format. The idea is to take a stand against the monumentalization trend in contemporary art. The 12 x 12 exhibition pays homage to the small format.
Drawing, painting, photography...
Maria Lund Gallery
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Helene Schmitz — Kudzu Project
Past: November 7 → December 7, 2013
In the Kudzu project, the eye of Swedish photographer Helene Schmitz observes and records the phenomena of nature with a heightened consciousness of the ephemeral. To preserve through photography is her main motivation.
Helene Schmitz — Kudzu Project
Past: November 7 → December 7, 2013
In the Kudzu project, the eye of Swedish photographer Helene Schmitz observes and records the phenomena of nature with a heightened consciousness of the ephemeral. To preserve through photography is her main motivation.
Photography
Maria Lund Gallery
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Group Show — Archipel — Archipelago
Past: July 6 → September 1, 2012
Archipelago is a journey through Lyndi Sales’ arid lands and Maria Loizidou’s imaginary landscapes, a stopover in the contemplative field of Lee Jin-Woo and a wandering through Yoon Ji-Eun’s daily living microcosm. It is also an observation of Didier Boussarie’s domestic cacti and Helen Schmitz’ flowers as well as a dive into Catherine’s dreamlike universe.
Group Show — Archipel — Archipelago
Past: July 6 → September 1, 2012
Archipelago is a journey through Lyndi Sales’ arid lands and Maria Loizidou’s imaginary landscapes, a stopover in the contemplative field of Lee Jin-Woo and a wandering through Yoon Ji-Eun’s daily living microcosm. It is also an observation of Didier Boussarie’s domestic cacti and Helen Schmitz’ flowers as well as a dive into Catherine’s dreamlike universe.
Drawing, installation, painting...
Maria Lund Gallery
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Helene Schmitz — Jardins engloutis — Carnivores
Past: October 22 → December 4, 2010
A whole section of Western art and literature attributes a “kind innocence” to nature. Thus, when it takes the shape of a garden, it is often a metaphor of Paradise Lost… In the series Hidden gardens and Carnivores, Helene Schmitz places the symbolic at the heart of her work.
Helene Schmitz — Jardins engloutis — Carnivores
Past: October 22 → December 4, 2010
A whole section of Western art and literature attributes a “kind innocence” to nature. Thus, when it takes the shape of a garden, it is often a metaphor of Paradise Lost… In the series Hidden gardens and Carnivores, Helene Schmitz places the symbolic at the heart of her work.
Photography
Maria Lund Gallery
Helene Schmitz
Contemporary
Photography
Swedish artist born in 1960 in Sweden.
- Localisation
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Website
- Official website