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Sari Bremer

Fearful Symmetry

Etching
Image size 41 x 65 cm
Framed, white translucent wooden frames
2023

850 €

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The exhibition also celebrates both Sari Bremer’s 50th birthday and her 25-year career as an artist. Terra Incognita (In a Foreign Land) is a series of prints in which Sari Bremer explores the cycle of life and nature through ancient trees, past generations and extinct species. In these works, ancient trees serve as symbols of the vulnerability and resilience of nature and humankind, as well as the paradox of eternity. Past generations and extinct species appear in the images as ghostly reflections, serving as a reminder of the transience of all things.

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Dimensions
41 × 65 cm
Kotiinkuljetus
80,97 € – 106,07 €
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Maksuton
Noutopistetoimitus
7,89 € – 26,23 €
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100,40 €
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Sari Bremer

Helsinki-based printmaker Sari Bremer celebrates her 50th birthday and 25 years as a professional artist with her exhibition Terra Incognita. Bremer graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in 2001 and has worked as an artist ever since. She works primarily with etching, building her prints in layers.

Her visual language combines magical realism, subtle humour, and a wealth of imagery in which history, imagination, and the present intertwine. Over the course of her long career, Bremer has also begun to look back, recognising that certain themes return to her work time and again and cannot be fully explored in a single piece. Recurring themes include the cycles of nature, past generations, transience, and the fragile relationship between humanity and the environment.

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