San Francisco-based Kristie Hansen is a conceptual artist working primarily in sculpture. Her work reflects a tension between the restorative energy of nature and the fragility of its resources. Concerned that the manufactured landscapes of destruction, exploitation and greed have displaced our relationship to nature, she aims to express our shared stories and the aspiration for a more harmonious bond between humankind and the natural world.
The intention of my art is to bridge elements of the natural world thru the magical aspects of light and color with […]
In my assemblage work, I re-imagine and merge strange and overlooked materials into sculptures that look like they might have evolved organically. […]
(1865-1946) Born in Germany in 1865, Wendt immigrated to Chicago in 1880 and studied briefly at the Art Institute while working as […]
My work has developed through concepts taken from a range of studies including art theory, architecture, philosophy, ecology, mysticism and literature. at […]
