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Verena Issel

Breker:Verena Issel

Autor:	Frank Breker / Uwe Carlson Carlson / Bettina von Dziembowski / Tanja Gorges / Isa Hänsel / Anja Heitzer / Alfons Hug / Dong-Uk Lee / Stefanie Sembill / Andrea Tippel / Annette Oechsner / Marianne Wagner / Marc Wellmann / Silvan Wilms / Laura Helena Wurth
Verfügbarkeit:	Auf Lager.
Veröffentlicht am:	21.06.2024
Artikelnummer:	2654537
ISBN / EAN:	9783969121887

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Verena Issel's installations feel friendly and inviting, they are soft, round, colorful-we cannot but smile when we look at them. The sculptures and pictures she makes for them are replicas, sometimes laced with irony, of familiar objects from nature and culture-palm trees, ancient columns, and more-which she manufactures out of materials that surround us in everyday life and the domestic sphere such as an old bag, foamed plastic fragments, or a drainpipe. They are awkward giants, monochrome, simplified, two- and three-dimensional forms that wish us no ill. Taking a closer look, we realize that they embody what has been lost, that they are a plastic version of what we are destroying or have destroyed already: nature, obviously, but also ourselves and our cultural and social achievements. Their merriment and sympathy are tinged with melancholy, and the loss is doubly painful when we consider that the sculptures and graphic art are filled with no more than an imitation of life, and an exaggerated one. This catalogue presents a survey of Issel's diverse and sprawling oeuvre. Expertly choreographed shots of the colorful works convey vivid impressions of her installations.

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Autor	Frank Breker / Uwe Carlson Carlson / Bettina von Dziembowski / Tanja Gorges / Isa Hänsel / Anja Heitzer / Alfons Hug / Dong	Verlag	DCV Dr. Cantzsche
ISBN / EAN	9783969121887	Bindung	Taschenbuch