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This is painted After July 22 in 2011 in Oslo, there were flowers all over the country. A girl that surveyed the massacre said:"If one man can show so much hate, think how much love we could show, standing together."The Mayor of Oslo, Fabian Stang, said: “Together, we will punish the murderer. The punishment will be more openness, more tolerance, and more democracy.” On the label on many sacks with heart from dead flowers, it says: Good thoughts are internal. This is earth from the roses given after July 22. The earth will be used to make something that gives hope.
Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper
Size:12 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in
Size with Frame:17.25 W x 13.25 H x 1.2 D in
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ESSAY.by D.F. Colman, an art writer based in Manhattan:WHISPERS IN AN EMPTY AMPHITHEATERJette van der Lendes realistic oils have the preternatural capacity to stop time. Or at least slow time down. In his novel Slowness Milan Kundera writes: A word uttered in a small enclosed space has a different meaning from the same word resonating in an amphitheater. No longer is it a word for which he holds full responsibility and which is addressed exclusively to the partner, it is a word that other people demand to hear, people who are there, looking at them. True the amphitheater is empty, but even though it is empty, the audience, imagined and imaginary, potential and virtual, is there, is with them. With van der Lende the scale of the works may be small and yet we as viewers seem to be witnessing the birth of something special, an object caught in a cats cradle of relations (optical and mental) with other objects and the space that envelops them. This artist has the uncanny ability to create visionary work that intimates the sacred souls and sacred lives of the circumstances of objects in the world.read the whole essay of Coleman at www.jette.biz
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