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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x31.5in
About this artwork
“Each canvas is a screen on which the spectator can project whatever he sees fit. I don't like limiting his gaze. It's that the painting is alive, operating. Suggest, not illustrate. Show and not demonstrate. I really like this approach. »
The world represents for the artist a formidable unlimited reservoir of objects. Fearful of the richness and immensity of reality, she chooses a canvas on which to concentrate, a canvas to limit the acute sense… of her scattering, of her fragmentation which obsesses her.
Hamida Ouassini bends the world to its own logic, not for the pleasure of distorting it, but in order to point out that reality – as we think we know it – could have been just as different. And it is only one of the many qualities of this artist to have sprinkled some of her works with clues where magnificence competes with dread.
The world represents for the artist a formidable unlimited reservoir of objects. Fearful of the richness and immensity of reality, she chooses a canvas on which to concentrate, a canvas to limit the acute sense… of her scattering, of her fragmentation which obsesses her.
Hamida Ouassini bends the world to its own logic, not for the pleasure of distorting it, but in order to point out that reality – as we think we know it – could have been just as different. And it is only one of the many qualities of this artist to have sprinkled some of her works with clues where magnificence competes with dread.
Hamida Ouassini
Belgium
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Residency Participant
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« Love imperfection because it has a charm that perfection does not. »
Painting helps Hamida Ouassini to better understand life and to better understand her feelings. The Belgian artist's current works reflect the person she is today and convey her aesthetic and existential concerns. The choice of color entirely depends on her mood and is never a coincidence. She explores varying themes through series and paints using acrylics on linen.