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Bukowskis presents Lotta Hannerz at Contemporary Art & Design


Lotta Hannerz

”World Maker”


Hannerz’s inventive art plays with proportions, optical illusions and puns. Her paintings often defy their two-dimensional surfaces and transform into three-dimensional objects. We think we understand what we’re seeing, but she tricks us at every turn as we encounter layer upon layer of intellectual stunts and art historical passes. Hannerz’s artistic practice is founded on her own ‘free’ relationship with the great master of surrealism, René Magritte and the Dadaist Marcel Duchamp. Yet, she has made her own way in an absolutely unique manner.



› Executed 2014. Edition of 3. Patinated and painted bronze 180 x 60 x 60 cm. Estimate 60 000 – 80 000 SEK.


Hannerz works with paintings, objects, sculptures and installations. Everything bears the mark of a very personal expression, where the titles add yet another dimension to the experience of the works. Her palette is one of soft and inviting colours. Hannerz’s interiors are inhabited by her characteristic figures, including the balding man in a light-coloured shirt and the woman with round glasses (suspiciously similar to herself). During her time studying at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm, Hannerz was a ‘Special Student’ to Erik Dietman, whose influence and inspiration can be seen in her work. Not least in the monumental piece Venu?, a large pointing hand that created quite a stir when it was placed in the middle of ‘Strömmen’ (the part of lake Mälaren that runs through the centre of Stockholm), right outside the Royal Palace, for a few months in 2004.


To be sold at Contemporary Art & Design

Viewing October 21st – 25th, Berzelii Park 1, Stockholm
Auction Live October 26th, Arsenalsgatan 2, Stockholm


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Louise Wrede
Stockholm
Louise Wrede
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Stockholm
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