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128x168 cm (64x84 cm each panel) | Filler, oak frames
Multiple installing options

I did this work by pacing a U shape over four panels with wet filler. The first installing version has the title U-Turn Pace (Romanesque Arch). The second U-Turn Pace (Split And Turned)

A U-turn can be used as a metaphor for a change of heart and proceeding with opposite intentions than before. In late western capitalism, in the light of the current climate crisis and escalating economic disparities, this might seem like an urgent concept. In Norway, there are a few well-known rules for behaviour when hiking in the mountains, and one of them reads - …there is no shame in turning. This is exactly what we must do. The demand for constant expansion and economic growth is not sustainable. We have to choose a different path and return to a more basic motivation for managing our resources.

Materials used:

Filler (coarse and fine) in oak frame

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#394-97 U-Turn Pace (2021) Painting
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128x168 cm (64x84 cm each panel) | Filler, oak frames
Multiple installing options

I did this work by pacing a U shape over four panels with wet filler. The first installing version has the title U-Turn Pace (Romanesque Arch). The second U-Turn Pace (Split And Turned)

A U-turn can be used as a metaphor for a change of heart and proceeding with opposite intentions than before. In late western capitalism, in the light of the current climate crisis and escalating economic disparities, this might seem like an urgent concept. In Norway, there are a few well-known rules for behaviour when hiking in the mountains, and one of them reads - …there is no shame in turning. This is exactly what we must do. The demand for constant expansion and economic growth is not sustainable. We have to choose a different path and return to a more basic motivation for managing our resources.

Materials used:

Filler (coarse and fine) in oak frame

Tags:
#abstract #painting #minimalism #filler #oak frame 
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Artist statement. Ever since I started working with art, I have searched for a mode of painting that felt right and consistent to me. I wanted the materials and methods... Read more

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