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Jeppe Hein
Untitled (Waves)
, 2023
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Jeppe Hein
Danish, born 1974
Untitled (Waves)
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2023
Jeppe Hein
Untitled (Waves)
, 2023
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Paintings, In situ watercolour
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Maruani Mercier Gallery
Brussels / Knokke
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Contemporary Art
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08/03/2023–09/10/2023 When you close your eyes, What do you see?
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Untitled (Waves) is a site-specific installation, where the walls of an exhibition space are covered with blue waves painted by the artist. The dynamic structure of the waves seems to set the entire room in motion and blur the viewer's perception of the space. The waves are created with the help of the artist’s breath: while inhaling he paints the wave going up, when exhaling the wave goes down again.
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