Cecilia Rebergen's 'FLOW, PROCEED' presents an intriguing artistic journey through experimental sculpture. This exhibition investigates the essence of writing and the artist's role by blending refined cultural-historical exploration with primal, physical artistic action. Visitors can delve into her distinctive practice of playful disruption and boundary-pushing within chosen materials and concepts. Rebergen’s painted letters on sculptures offer a profound understanding of script.
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Cecilia Rebergen's exhibition 'FLOW, PROCEED' showcases her experimental approach to sculpture, combining meticulous research into historical manuscripts with bold, physical execution. The work investigates the essence of writing and the artist's role through a blend of refined cultural-historical exploration and primal artistic action.
Cecilia Rebergen's (b. 1991) exhibition 'FLOW, PROCEED' delves into her characteristic artistic practice, which thrives on playful disruption and boundary-pushing within her chosen materials and concepts. Rebergen embraces the release of expectations and desires as a means to freely engage with her work, accepting the inherent risks and potential transformative or destructive consequences. The quality of the final outcome is significantly influenced by the 'flow' achieved in this dynamic interplay. Prior to the physical creation of sculptures, Rebergen engages in a phase of deep concentration and meticulousness, drawing inspiration from ancient manuscripts and writings. Her painted letters and signs on the sculptures serve as an investigation into the core of script. By painting a script, she aims to gain a profound understanding of its essence. The convergence of refined cultural-historical research with primal, bodily expression results in sculptures that are grand, distorted, yet elegant. For Rebergen, the tension generated by this clash of opposites embodies the essence of artistry and the human condition.
This exhibition was part of 'EXODUS. Hedendaagse kunst, urgente verhalen' which was on display from March to September 2023. Specific ticketing information for this past exhibition is not provided on this page.
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