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Ann Veronica Janssens

Ann Veronica Janssens’ artistic practice could be defined as an exploratory journey into the sensory experience of reality. Using different devices – installations, projections, immersive environments, urban interventions, sculptures –, she invites the viewer to cross the threshold into a new sensory space, on the borderline of dizziness and bedazzlement. In a register inspired by cognitive processes, her works tend toward a certain minimalism, underscoring the fleeting, ephemeral or fragile character of what she is proposing. Spatialisation and distribution of light, radiant colour, and translucent or reflective surfaces all serve to reveal the instability of our perception of time and space. Properties of matter (gloss, lightness, transparency, fluidity) and physical phenomena (reflection, refraction, perspective, balance, waves) are rigorously investigated for their ability to destabilise the very concept of materiality.

December 9  – January 22, 2011





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Untitled (Anvers), 2010
151 x 195 x 19 cm
concrete bricks, glitter

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Scarlett, 2010
60 x 60 x 121 cm
glass, coloured distilled water, paraffin oil, wooden base
1 ed. + AP

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Untitled, 2010
50 x 50 x 101 cm
glass, paraffin oil, fluo serigraph, wooden base
1 ed. + AP

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Blue Papagai, 2011
50 x 50 x 50 cm / base: 55 x 50 x 50 cm
glass, paraffin oil, blue serigraph, wooden base
1 ed. + 2 AP

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Oscar, 2009
12′ 08”
video, color, sound

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IPE300, 2010
300 x 18 x 9 cm
iron, 1 side polished

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Disque vert, 2010
∅ 55 cm x 1,5 cm
anodised metal

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