Artwork details
- Medium : Textile, Wood Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 22in, Height: 14.6in, Depth: 1.2in
About this artwork
Art Brut assembly. Unique piece. This work is made from recycled materials. An assembly of threads and wooden spools, worked in their raw state, thought of as an adornment that evokes the Mayas and pre-Columbian civilization.
The assembly wires, falling down, have been deliberately kept (length: 86cm): See photo
This piece is to be hung, two hooks provided for this purpose.
The assembly wires, falling down, have been deliberately kept (length: 86cm): See photo
This piece is to be hung, two hooks provided for this purpose.
Bettina Eberhaerd
France
Credentials
- International Exposure
« Away from the hustle and bustle, another world, another reality, and the essence of a dialogue with the living. »
Bettina Eberhaerd is a self-taught visual artist, applying herself to drawing and painting before using photography and computer graphics. His images do not connect us to world news in its sensational, violent or eventful aspects. Away from such agitations, another world, another reality, the essence of a dialogue with the living. Subtlety, assumed banality of the subject, refined images... result of a plastic work put in place during the shooting, continued in the subsequent phases, which progressively sets aside references, discourse, installs a specific world in itself which is renewed from time to time. series in series. By manipulating, confronting materials, based on “falls”, “failures”, “forgotten”. The process becomes a game between my control and an open and permissive attitude towards the technique that the tool offers. Plastic approach without gratuity, demanding, reflection of a life path.