Education from “planted” series
Planted My most developed series is called “Planted”. The common denominator of this body of work is the starting point of my choice to reuse old paintings - portraits, landscape and still-lifes, works that I have done in the past. Around these existing paintings I tailor a narrative to the ”characters”, a plot that is completely new to the creation of the early painting. The portraits are of real people that I have painted from observation but the whole scene in which I ‘plant’ the portraits is invented, fabricated. The characters are inserted into a story that is not theirs, moving between different possibilities of reality.
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Education - I am attracted to strength and impact experiences, and I am consciously focused on how I could capture the viewer’s attention through my art, and how I could create for her a space to feel. These experiences may be the result of discomfort, confusion, embarrassment or disorientation. Is the image funny or grotesque? What brings these two figures together? Is it suppressed rage or apathie This zone of “in-betweenness” is my playground.
In education One can identify the books on the shelves as religious books, and accordingly the situation will be identified as an act of education or punishment for deviation from the norms in a religious society or any situation of opposite positions of power where the kids, and girls especially are suppressed
