Frau in Blau
Acrylic, Textile
3x19x3in
$930
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Beate Bröcker
Germany
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22 pieces
Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Plaster on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 47.2x39.4in
About this artwork
The new series "Fragilty" focuses on the physical presence of the surface. The artist works with natural and construction-related materials such as lime putty, gypsum plaster, sand, and pigments, which are applied layer by layer, compacted, and then partially exposed again. This creates relief-like pictorial bodies that oscillate between painting and object.
The series is an exploration of structure, haptics, and reduction—each work speaks of a… process of construction and erosion, of stability and fragility. The use of lime, a breathable, living material, combines traditional craft techniques with a contemporary aesthetic. The play of light and shadow, which deepens into the finely graded surfaces, creates a quiet tension that invites the viewer to contemplate.
The series is an exploration of structure, haptics, and reduction—each work speaks of a… process of construction and erosion, of stability and fragility. The use of lime, a breathable, living material, combines traditional craft techniques with a contemporary aesthetic. The play of light and shadow, which deepens into the finely graded surfaces, creates a quiet tension that invites the viewer to contemplate.
Beate Bröcker
Germany
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
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Beate Bröcker's art deliberately addresses themes of societal and personal vulnerability, coupled with a quiet yet impressive strength. Bröcker's works, particularly her papier-mâché sculptures of women, explore the tension between fragility, resilience, and a subtle presence. With understated sensitivity and a touch of humor, she invites viewers to confront their own and collective vulnerabilities and to draw strength and courage for responsible action from them.
She employs an abstract, minimalist, and experimental working method; her works are often created from recycled packaging waste – a conscious political statement for sustainability and social responsibility. Her artworks are touching in their subtle presence and convey a quiet, courageous strength.
Beate Bröcker's art deliberately addresses themes of societal and personal vulnerability, coupled with a quiet yet impressive strength. Bröcker's works, particularly her papier-mâché sculptures of women, explore the tension between fragility, resilience, and a subtle presence. With understated sensitivity and a touch of humor, she invites viewers to confront their own and collective vulnerabilities and to draw strength and courage for responsible action from them.
She employs an abstract, minimalist, and experimental working method; her works are often created from recycled packaging waste – a conscious political statement for sustainability and social responsibility. Her artworks are touching in their subtle presence and convey a quiet, courageous strength.
