Fragile dignity
Acrylic, Stainless Steel
5x24x5in
$1,130
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Beate Bröcker
Germany
Related collection
Exhibition KunstStoff - Beate Bröcker
5 pieces
Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
Other artworks by Beate Bröcker
Artwork details
- Medium : Paper With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 3.1in, Height: 18.5in, Depth: 3.1in
About this artwork
Paper mache (paper, wire, paste), acrylic paint,
This handcrafted female figure combines lightness and expressiveness in a sculptural form that appears both reduced and vibrant. Created from recycled materials—including paper, wire, and paste—the sculpture is an example of contemporary upcycling art that combines sustainability and aesthetics.
The figure stands on a simple wooden pedestal, emphasizing its upright posture and calm presence. With… subtle details and a deliberately textured surface, it speaks of vulnerability and inner strength. The acrylic paint adds subtle accents without obscuring the raw materiality.
This sculpture is not just an object, but a statement: for female presence, for artisanal transformation, for art that emerges from the everyday.
This handcrafted female figure combines lightness and expressiveness in a sculptural form that appears both reduced and vibrant. Created from recycled materials—including paper, wire, and paste—the sculpture is an example of contemporary upcycling art that combines sustainability and aesthetics.
The figure stands on a simple wooden pedestal, emphasizing its upright posture and calm presence. With… subtle details and a deliberately textured surface, it speaks of vulnerability and inner strength. The acrylic paint adds subtle accents without obscuring the raw materiality.
This sculpture is not just an object, but a statement: for female presence, for artisanal transformation, for art that emerges from the everyday.
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.
Beate Bröcker
Stolze Frauenfigur - Upcycling Art
$570
