Teresa Gierzyńska

Waiting III, 198915 x 20cmSign in to view price

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Material

gelatin silver print, aniline-dyed, wooden frame, uv glass unique

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This minimalist artwork features a simple wooden frame with a white panel and a prominent coral-colored background. The frame's weathered and distressed appearance adds visual interest, highlighting the materials used and the creative process. The subject matter is ambiguous, leaving the viewer to interpret the meaning and intention behind this understated, conceptual piece. The artist's style appears to embrace a minimalist aesthetic, using basic geometric forms and a limited color palette to evoke an emotive response. This artwork likely reflects the artist's exploration of materiality, form, and the relationship between the work and the viewer within a contemporary art context. ...

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Artist

Teresa Gierzyńska

B.1947, Polish

Born in 1947 in Rypin, Poland. Since the 1960s, photograph and its duplication techniques such as thermocopy or photocopy have become the main tool for the artist’s exploration of the representation of women and their role marked by society. Her most known cycle About Her proposes an investigation or introspection within the female identity, the mystical version of feminism, where the photographs are accompanied by adjectives – meaningful titles given to the pictures: Dangerous, Independent, Unapproachable, Mature, Cold, Worried, Thirty Years Old, Useless, Left-handed, Velvety, Caresses, Full of Hope. She lives and works in Warsaw. ...