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With certificate signed by the artist // Maeterlinck - reverse by Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven, created in 2003, is a tapestry that employs vibrant and contrasting colors to depict an interior space with an abstract, almost dreamlike quality. The artwork uses layers of purple, orange, and blue, creating a surreal representation of a room with furniture, windows, and ambiguous forms that seem to float or shift within the composition. The title, referencing the Belgian playwright Maurice Maeterlinck, suggests themes of illusion, the subconscious, and possibly the reversal of reality. Van Kerckhoven’s work often explores psychological and existential themes, and this piece invites the viewer to question the boundaries of perception and the nature of the depicted space.
Maeterlinck - reverse, 2003
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With certificate signed by the artist // Maeterlinck - reverse by Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven, created in 2003, is a tapestry that employs vibrant and contrasting colors to depict an interior space with an abstract, almost dreamlike quality. The artwork uses layers of purple, orange, and blue, creating a surreal representation of a room with furniture, windows, and ambiguous forms that seem to float or shift within the composition. The title, referencing the Belgian playwright Maurice Maeterlinck, suggests themes of illusion, the subconscious, and possibly the reversal of reality. Van Kerckhoven’s work often explores psychological and existential themes, and this piece invites the viewer to question the boundaries of perception and the nature of the depicted space.
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