Thank you, I love Eva Hesse especially. I think her use of delicate materials, and carefully layered shapes evoke a spirituality of form that is coming from her own hands. It sounds funny to me to say it because today I am so far removed from having the sensitivity required to experience these works in the meditative way they may have been created. It takes me there, for a moment, though.
Thank you, I love Eva Hesse especially. I think her use of delicate materials, and carefully layered shapes evoke a spirituality of form that is coming from her own hands. It sounds funny to me to say it because today I am so far removed from having the sensitivity required to experience these works in the meditative way they may have been created. It takes me there, for a moment, though.
Thanks Tosh,
She has such a unique vision in every way. Interesting and, as you say use of fragile but certainly fascinating material. Thanks.
Hesse, and Klein for that matter, equivalently brief goddess and god of an unknown world just past the edge of the skin.