Ann Veronica Janssens

1997

Installation, variable dimensions.
Materials: gravel

Collection: M HKA, Antwerp (Inv. no. BK6972_M181).

Ann Veronica Janssens stimulates perceptions. Her work waits for a viewer with whom to enter into a relationship and play on the interaction of opposites – empty and full, open and closed. You are permitted to (cautiously) enter the space. As a result of a simple change – the addition of pebbles – you experience the space in a completely different way, with a different awareness. Using very simple, almost serene means, she achieves a powerful result.

location: ArtBase Terneuzen

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