Artist Information:
Damy Van Der Waal
Ernie,
Netherlands
Member Since: Mar 2001
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Artist Statement:
In his work, Damy v.d. Waal
searches for his roots. He
wants to know how his
ancestors lived, what the
myths mean and where the
histories and myths mix up. In
his wood/linoleum printings he
tells the stories, in black
and white, bringing the past
to the present.
The stories go from the stone
age untill the middle ages,
with pagan and christian
influences, with myth and
history/herstory. The
printings often give a
critical eye to the modern
world as well. Modern
civilisation gives us all we
need in material, but often
makes us brain dead as well.
We are stone age people in a
computer time. ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
2000
April. Galerie slaphanger,
Rotterdam.
June. Artotheek
Hellevoetsluis,
Hellevoetsluis.
August. Open atelier route,
Vlaardingen.
December. Kunstkerstmarkt,
Schiedam.
2001.
April. Galerie slaphanger,
Rotterdam.
June. Art market in La Motte
Tilly,
France.
October. Galerie, Coevorden.
2002.
April. Grafic art exhibition,
Galerie slaphanger, Rotterdam
june. Art workshop, Sinji Vrh,
Slovenia
september. Open ateliers, ...
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Artist Galleries:
Work in stock, Galerie ho'ns
even, Arkel, Holland.
Dutch art.nl, Rotterdam,
Holland...
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Damy Van Der Waal's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Damy Van Der Waal's Portfolio. Browse Van Der Waal's body of work: In his work, Damy v.d. Waal searches for his roots. He wants to know how his ancestors lived, what the myths mean and where the histories and myths mix up. In his wood/linoleum printings he tells the stories, in black and white, bringing the past to the present.
The stories go from the stone age untill the middle ages, with pagan and christian influences, with myth and history/herstory. The printings often give a critical eye to the modern world as well. Modern civilisation gives us all we need in material, but often makes us brain dead as... |
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