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Flourish: Marjolein Dallinga and Jantje Visscher

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Jantje Visscher uses light energy as a drawing material, creating installations on the wall out of focused light and reflections. Marjolein Dallinga creates felted sculptures and wearable art of intricate patterns and rich texture and color. The drama of organic unfolding is alive in the works of both of these artists and comes together in strikingly beautiful and surprising ways in this first-ever joint exhibition, "Flourish: Marjolein Dallinga and Jantje Visscher."

 

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Marjolein Dallinga (Canadian), Mature Tongue, felt, 2016.

Marjolein Dallinga (Canadian), Mature Tongue

felt, 2016
Image © Lucien Lisabelle

Marjolein Dallinga, Desert Flowers, felt, 2015

Marjolein Dallinga, Desert Flowers

felt, 2015

Marjolein Dallinga, Exoskeleton

Marjolein Dallinga, Exoskeleton

felted wool, 2018
Image shows this work in use as a Cirque du Soleil costume.

Jantje Visscher, Dancing Wall, 2005.

Jantje Visscher, Dancing Wall

LED bulbs, clear PETG plastic strips, fishline, steel pins, 2005

Jantje Visscher, Spirals

Jantje Visscher, Spirals

clear acetate plastic, steel pins, 2007

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