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Frieda Waanders
Netherlands
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Marble Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 11.8in, Height: 7.9in, Depth: 6.7in
About this artwork
A face emerges from black marble, confined within a stainless steel form that rises like a horizon. The upward gaze unsettles, the eyes are absent.
Staring Blind reflects on the illusion of prosperity seen from afar. What appears as promise from a distance becomes loss, disorientation, and absence for those who journey toward it.
The work balances serenity and discomfort, beauty that slowly reveals its weight.
Material Noir de Mazy marble (Belgium)… and stainless steel.
Staring Blind reflects on the illusion of prosperity seen from afar. What appears as promise from a distance becomes loss, disorientation, and absence for those who journey toward it.
The work balances serenity and discomfort, beauty that slowly reveals its weight.
Material Noir de Mazy marble (Belgium)… and stainless steel.
Frieda Waanders
Netherlands
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Frieda Waanders is a Dutch sculptor working in natural stone and bronze, with a rich background shaped by masterclasses in Italy and mentorship from renowned sculptors. Since 2004, she has worked as an independent artist from her own studio and gallery, creating both autonomous work and commissioned sculptures.
Her work blends stylized figuration with abstraction, drawing inspiration from the human figure, nature, and music. Forms are reduced and structured into balanced lines and planes, creating a tension between movement and stillness.
Her sculptures invite a direct experience of form, rhythm, and inner balance.
Her work blends stylized figuration with abstraction, drawing inspiration from the human figure, nature, and music. Forms are reduced and structured into balanced lines and planes, creating a tension between movement and stillness.
Her sculptures invite a direct experience of form, rhythm, and inner balance.
