Backlight
Transparent painting reflecting walking shadows of humans contemporary conceptual art by Hester van Dapperen. The painting shows figures on a double transparent surface
30 x 30 cm
Reserved
Who is afraid of green yellow red and blue
Four oil paintings colourfields in green, red, blue and yellow made by Hester van Dapperen made in commission. The paintings have all four a cut in the canvas, these are attached with coarse rope and partly painted, there is no effort made to hide the cut. Both the title and the cloths are a reference to the paintings of Barnett Newman titled "who's Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue III and IV ' (series). These paitings are made of pure colors, often on very large canvases. They are both cut by a spectator in the museum. Respectively in the Nationalgalerie of Berlin, with a plastic rod and in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam with a Stanley knife. Idea of paintings in 4 colours in the hall by Noelle Kenninck.
460 x 230 cm
in Private collection Bussum, The Netherlands
Four dancers in red
Acrylic on double layered transparent nylon. Four dancers in red on first layer, one figure on second back layer
100 x 105 cm
In private collection
The ball
The Ball is a painting, made with oil and pigments and embroidery on linen.
120 x 80 cm
available
Construction site
Painting with oil on linen, embroidery
120 x 80 cm
In private collection Amsterdam
Temple
Colourfield painting with the title Temple, oil and pigments, collage of Chinese temple leaves and embroidery on linen
71 x 50 cm
available
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