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Exhibition : « Nature on the move » at Galerie Maria Lund
n an increasingly urbanized civilization we tend to forget the power of Nature. The four artists we present at ART15 relate to nature and the forces of nature - each in a different way. The photographer Helene Schmitz is interested in the relation between man and nature. As opposed to the presentation of nature as the Lost Paradise which has been recurrent throughout history of art Helene Schmitz shows an almighty nature with only one agenda: survival and permanent evolution disregarding Man’s ambition for control and order. © Helene Schmitz, The Green Room Pipaluk Lake provokes “planned accidents” by exploiting the alchemy of glass and metal. Her sculptures appear as “stopped movements of material” that hold a beauty recalling water, rocks, ice, stalactites or an underw...
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n an increasingly urbanized civilization we tend to forget the power of Nature.
The four artists we present at ART15 relate to nature and the forces of nature - each in a different way.
The photographer Helene Schmitz is interested in the relation between man and nature. As opposed to the presentation of nature as the Lost Paradise which has been recurrent throughout history of art Helene Schmitz shows an almighty nature with only one agenda: survival and permanent evolution disregarding Man’s ambition for control and order.
© Helene Schmitz, The Green Room
Pipaluk Lake provokes “planned accidents” by exploiting the alchemy of glass and metal. Her sculptures appear as “stopped movements of material” that hold a beauty recalling water, rocks, ice, stalactites or an underw...