Ann Veronica Janssens
Simple shapes in plaster are mounted to the walls. They are made following the traditional technique of wall plastering. White, matt and smooth as they are, their surfaces catch the eye before letting it perceive the space in total. They appear neither as sculpture nor painting, but as the embodiment of a luminous moment. I call them cold constellations. Other dark and shiny shapes emerge in the installation: a black bar made of glass, like frozen ink, a heap of glitters and a transparent glass plate with an engraved concave lens.
June 12 – July 26, 2014
(against wall)
Constellation #4, 2014
123 x 123 x 3 cm
plaster
1ed. + 1 AP
Constellation #5, 2014
123 x 123 x 3 cm
plaster
1ed. + 1 AP
(on floor)
Untitled (pink bar), 2013-2014
200 x 12 x 12 cm
glass bar
1 ed. + 1 AP
(against wall)
Constellation #4, 2014
123 x 123 x 3 cm
plaster
1ed. + 1 AP
Constellation #5, 2014
123 x 123 x 3 cm
plaster
1ed. + 1 AP
(on floor)
Untitled (pink bar), 2013-2014
200 x 12 x 12 cm
glass bar
1 ed. + 1 AP
(against wall)
Constellation #6, 2014
123 x 240 x 3 cm
plaster
1ed. + 1 AP
(corner)
Untitled (black glitter), 2014
dimensions variable
glitter B1000, 1/40
unique illimite
(on floor)
Untitled (pink bar), 2013-2014
200 x 12 x 12 cm
glass bar
1 ed. + 1 AP
(on floor)
Black bar, 2014
200 x 12 x 12 cm
glass bar
1 ed + 1 AP
(against wall)
Constellation #2, 2014
each: 122 x 94 x 3 cm
plaster
1ed. + 1 AP
Constellation #3, 2014
124 x 124 x 3 cm
plaster
1ed. + 1 AP
Untitled (black glitter), 2014
dimensions variable
glitter B1000, 1/40
unique illimite
(against wall)
Constellation #1, 2014
∅ 124 x 3 cm
plaster
1ed. + 1 AP
(on floor)
Black bar, 2014
200 x 12 x 12 cm
glass bar
1 ed + 1 AP