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"Opa Lion's Solex" (2021) Printmaking by Mi-Jeanne Blansjaar
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Seller Mi-Jeanne Blansjaar
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Printmaking,
Screenprinting
on Paper
- Dimensions Height 16.5in, Width 11.8in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in very good condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Printmaking under $500 Figurative Everyday Life
In mijn tienerjaren reed ik op een Solex, een Solex die ik kocht uit de erfenis van een bevriende opa, een bijzonder grappige uitgepsroken opa. Ik heb hem nog steeds. Het is en blijft een prachtig ontwerp al rijdt ik er in de stad waar ik woon niet op omdat ik bang ben dat hij me dan ontfutseld wordt (en bovendien is fietsen handiger en gezonder).
Werkwijze:
Inkt op papier
Belicht zeefdrukraam.
1 drukgang.
Achtergrond: Ik hergebruik de inkt die over is van andere prints in het kader van het milieu maar ook omdat je er mee kunt experimenteren. De rest inkten kun je mengen tot een nieuwe egale kleur mengen, meestal wordt het dan grijs of bruinachtig, maar je kunt het ook zo gebruiken zodat er een gemarmerd effect ontstaat waarin je oorsprinkelijke kleuren blijft zien.
Voorgrond: foto met emulsie belicht op een zeefraam, drie drukgangen, zwart, grijs en geel.
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Mi-Jeanne Blansjaar (1967) studied psychology, followed a part-time course Autonomous (sculpture and painting) at the HKU in Utrecht for a year, but eventually opted for the profession of television program maker (director/editor).
She couldn't let go of being physically creative. painting, sculpture (ceramics), goldsmithing, etc., but in the evenings.
In 2012 she started a creative coaching course and completed it in 2016.
Since 2020 she has happily devoted herself to screen printing.
“ Screen printing is a creative process in which I like to leave things to chance. You can make exactly the same prints with screen printing. I never make exactly the same images. I print unique backgrounds from multiple layers of ink. This creates a deepened fresco-like background, very often I find that background beautiful in itself. I then print an image on the background. I photograph these myself or I use old antique photos. I make different prints of such a photo, but always on a different background, so there is never a second of my screen prints that is almost the same'.
Mi-Jeanne reuses in screen printing her paper (to prevent waste) so the back of a work can simply have a rejected other work on it.
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Nationality:
NETHERLANDS
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary Dutch Artists
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