“Modernist embroidery”
Modernist embroidery
(SKU. 3103)
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Date
2009 -
Technique
felt, sewing and embroidery needle -
Dimensions
(H x W) 26 x 30 cm -
Edition
50 -
Comes with certificate of authenticity
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The artist, famous for her works with depth and architectural influences, presents us in "Modernist Embroidery" a minimalist, sensitive and delicate work.
The choice of materials and theme is incredibly feminine, and reminds the viewer of the process of creating a work of art. Felt, needles and embroidery are ancient objects that have always been present in everyday life. They are primitive, as are the shapes presented, the square and the circle. The work can be seen as a symbol of time.
Biography
Anna Linnemann
Ana Linnemann has a degree in Design from PUC-RJ and received a master's degree in Sculpture from the Pratt Institute in New York, where she lived until 2006. The artist works with the three-dimensional universe, producing sculptures and installations.
Her works have been presented at important institutions such as the Maria Antônia Cultural Center, the Oslo Kunstforening (Oslo), the Imperial Museum of Petrópolis, the Museum of Modern Art of Rio de Janeiro, the Museo del Barrio (New York), the MALBA (Buenos Aires) and the Pivô (SP). In 2004, she received the Vitae (São Paulo) and Pollock-Krasner (New York) scholarships. In 2011, she received one of the Pro-Visual Arts awards from the Secretariat of Culture of the city of Rio de Janeiro, for the production of the book Ana Linnemann Ultra Normal, a publication focused on the last 15 years of her work. In the same year, she completed her doctorate in Visual Languages, from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.
Representative galleries
The Gentle Carioca , Rio de Janeiro
Destaques da carreira
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Detalhe da série "Xs" | 2011 | Galeria Laura Alvim, Rio de Janeiro, RJ
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"Os Invisíveis" | 2008 | projeto apresentado na seção Art Projects/Art Basel Miami Beach
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"Cartoon" | 2012 | Centro Cultural Maria Antônia, São Paulo, SP
