Works of Greet and Luc at the
Hangaar
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pottery
was it
an invention of the
neolithic?
It's still around
full of simplicity
an unassuming elegance
a clarity
of the form of each
of these
objects
they are
ARE
as if there
was no other way
to exist...
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the works of these two artists
seem to speak to each other
they relate
they respond
they produce echos
resonating in a world of white spaces
a world of
silence
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a dyptich, a tryptich
black & white
black white white
gray gray and white
Minimalistic,
is that how to describe these
works?
a research into
again and again
new sizes,
variations
that concern the distribution of
"non colors"
black
white
& grays
the eyes, reading them
relate
Does it takes all of eternity
does it take less than a second
to comprehend
to encompass
ALL
in its entirety ?
narrow black area
Look, there! it's no more than a
thin stripe
confronting wide white spaces
bordered again by
narrow or wider grays
grays that give way
to white
* * *
curved forms
their greens rounded by shadows
exist serenely
magical presence
of female touch
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the music
of objects in space -
this, not any space
a world of white walls
/ light from on high
a gray floor
a
cube, revealing 3 of its sides
one of them showing us a darker white
the other a muted white
the top one is the lightest
three greenish objects:
a pair of small bowls (not
equal in size)
& a large vase
form a bridge stretching across
emptiness
their greens
varied by the light by shadows
appear to me
like the magic of all secrets
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inside & outside
big and small
open and closed
hollow -
protruding -
breastlike cups
useless bowls
forming pairs
their minute
touch
infinitely fleeting
I thought
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lined up: gray squares
revealing the secret of
whiteness
enclosed in them
* * *
lined up: the bowls
as if offering a sacrifice
the present of
pure beauty
its timeless simplicity
- Andreas Weiland
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