From the Newsletter of Fundacao Obras :
www.obras-art.org/newsletter
Ingrid Simons (Holland) is having a residency of six weeks, especially to follow the change of seasons in “the hidden Paradise”, a small open place in the middle of a lush oak forest, some 20 minutes from our house. At the change from spring to summer the creek dries up, the flower carpet fades away and the sun-shadow difference gets more extreme. She made photos, videos and paintings.
Ingrid also was continuing her ceramics project in collaboration with Xico and Luís Tarefa, two master potters from Redondo. Ingrid designed new forms of vases and scales and painted them. Xico and Luís made the forms and baked them. On 17 June from 6 until 8 pm, Ingrid will have an end-presentation.
She will come back next year for a solo show in Estremoz.
www.obras-art.org/newsletter
Ingrid Simons (Holland) is having a residency of six weeks, especially to follow the change of seasons in “the hidden Paradise”, a small open place in the middle of a lush oak forest, some 20 minutes from our house. At the change from spring to summer the creek dries up, the flower carpet fades away and the sun-shadow difference gets more extreme. She made photos, videos and paintings.
Ingrid also was continuing her ceramics project in collaboration with Xico and Luís Tarefa, two master potters from Redondo. Ingrid designed new forms of vases and scales and painted them. Xico and Luís made the forms and baked them. On 17 June from 6 until 8 pm, Ingrid will have an end-presentation.
She will come back next year for a solo show in Estremoz.
Ingrid Simons (l), showing her video to Florbela
