by Techniek Brix | Jun 4, 2020
‹ Collection Paz Sanz Fle Spain, 1968 Sculptures Women in their full power and in connection with their inner energy. For Paz Sanz Fle, the African woman is a symbol of strength, cheerfulness and determination. Her sculptures are without color, just a “black spirit”,...
by Techniek Brix | Jun 3, 2020
‹ Collection Netty van Osch The Netherlands, 1962 Sculptures Netty van Osch with words, images and raw emotions. By breaking through the spectator’s biases and creating space for her story, through a disruptive combination of cuddly, humor and starkly venous...
by Techniek Brix | Jun 3, 2020
‹ Collection Guido van Ophoven The Netherlands, 1974 Sculptures In Guido van Ophoven’s work, people are always central… man as an individual in contact with a constantly changing world around him. The digital world, which we are part of, slowly seems to grow...
by Techniek Brix | Jun 3, 2020
‹ Collection Hans Peter Mader Germany, 1951 Sculptures Hans Peter Mader studied architecture an art. He then became a potter, architect, restorer, and landscape architect. His work is therefore very diverse, and his design language broad. From life-size images to...
by Techniek Brix | Jun 3, 2020
‹ Collection Karin van de Walle The Netherlands / Germany, 1964 Sculptures Karin van de Walle studied at the art academy St. Joost in Breda with a specialization in Ceramic Design and lives/works in Germany. Karin van de Walle has developed her own visual language...
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