Friederike Biebl
04 - 11 Nov 2013
© Friederike Biebl
121 Grams "I relax while watching myself in my supercoloured TV-Show on my big big iPhone...", 2013
from the series "Im Schaufenster meines Selbst/ In the Display Window of My Self "
acrylics, charcoal pencil, oil pastels, monotype, staples on tracing papers
65 x 95 cm
121 Grams "I relax while watching myself in my supercoloured TV-Show on my big big iPhone...", 2013
from the series "Im Schaufenster meines Selbst/ In the Display Window of My Self "
acrylics, charcoal pencil, oil pastels, monotype, staples on tracing papers
65 x 95 cm
FRIEDERIKE BIEBL
WINDOW DISPLAY
4 - 11 November 2013
121 Grams "I relax while watching myself in my supercoloured TV-Show on my big big iPhone...", 2013, from the series "Im Schaufenster meines Selbst/ In the Display Window of My Self ", acrylics, charcoal pencil, oil pastels, monotype, staples on tracing papers, 65 x 95 cm Friederike Biebl, born in Medellin (Columbia), is a fine artist from Berlin. In her works the artist presents a new and surprising, very personal interpretation of the modern figure, which she realises using her artistic means of painting, photography and collage. She says that she is searching for a form “in which to realise artistically the multi-layered, isolated character of my figures’ identities” and achieves this with an abstract-figurative expression that reveals the individual’s isolation in an unusual way; among other things, by providing information about weights in the titles. One might talk of inner pictorial landscapes, which is confirmed by the artist’s choice of titles, e.g. in the series In the Display Window of My Self.
For the screening in Künstlerhaus Bethanien she has created an interwoven survey of her works and text fragments entitled The Archaeology of Existence.
WINDOW DISPLAY
4 - 11 November 2013
121 Grams "I relax while watching myself in my supercoloured TV-Show on my big big iPhone...", 2013, from the series "Im Schaufenster meines Selbst/ In the Display Window of My Self ", acrylics, charcoal pencil, oil pastels, monotype, staples on tracing papers, 65 x 95 cm Friederike Biebl, born in Medellin (Columbia), is a fine artist from Berlin. In her works the artist presents a new and surprising, very personal interpretation of the modern figure, which she realises using her artistic means of painting, photography and collage. She says that she is searching for a form “in which to realise artistically the multi-layered, isolated character of my figures’ identities” and achieves this with an abstract-figurative expression that reveals the individual’s isolation in an unusual way; among other things, by providing information about weights in the titles. One might talk of inner pictorial landscapes, which is confirmed by the artist’s choice of titles, e.g. in the series In the Display Window of My Self.
For the screening in Künstlerhaus Bethanien she has created an interwoven survey of her works and text fragments entitled The Archaeology of Existence.