This monograph presents the work of Belgian artist Tinus Vermeersch, whose surreal worlds draw on distant pasts and folk beliefs. Working across drawing, painting, sculpture, and ceramics, Vermeersch evokes the atmosphere of medieval art through meticulous techniques and hand-crafted ceramic pieces. His practice, rich in anthropological nuance, offers a unique exploration of history, myth, and imagination. Published in conjunction with an exhibition in Kortrijk, Belgium, the book provides a comprehensive look into the artist’s intricate, otherworldly creations.
Pages : 148 pages
Size : 24×31cm (softcover)
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Mary Heilmann is an American artist born in 1940 in San Francisco and now based in New York. She studied ceramics and sculpture at the University of California, Berkeley before dedicating herself to painting in the late 1960s. Known for her distinctive style that merges geometric abstraction, vivid color, and elements of personal memory and music culture, Heilmann has long been celebrated for her innovative contributions to contemporary art.
