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Nanon Morsink - Cherry and Vanilla
Artist Biography: Nanon Morsink is a Dutch artist born in 1973, whose work focuses on abstract and geometric painting. His style is characterized by the repetition of shapes and lines, as well as the use of vibrant and contrasting colors. Rhythmic patterns and symmetries can be seen in his works, suggesting a sense of movement and depth. Morsink has received numerous accolades and awards throughout his career, including the City of Ootmarsum Painting Prize in 2005, the City of Harderwijk Painting Prize in 2009, and the Laren City Painting Prize in 2012. His works have been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, including the Museum of Contemporary Art in Shanghai and the Museum of Modern Art in Amsterdam.Morsink's work is inspired by the De Stijl movement of the Netherlands, which was characterized by simplicity and abstract geometry. However, his work is also influenced by popular culture, graphic design, and electronic music. In many of his pieces you can see references to video game culture, which gives it a futuristic and avant-garde look. In short, Nanon Morsink is a Dutch artist known for his abstract and geometric painting style, characterized by the repetition of shapes and lines, as well as the use of vibrant, contrasting colors. He has received numerous awards and exhibited in galleries and museums around the world. His work is inspired by the De Stijl movement and popular culture, giving it a futuristic and avant-garde look.
Wandering, lost and lonely bodies. Figures that seek and find each other. They represent us all and at the same time they are no one. Souls that enclose their own history and at the same time share a narrative of search, of dreams. Lost souls, children of the coil, figures that interact children, figures that interact, communicating emotions through different plastic resources. The Dutch artist Nanon Morsink (Hengelo, 1964) defines herself as a multidisciplinary artist. She has always worked with different materials and techniques. However, her latest works have focused on the use of textiles. Using various found resources, the artist "weaves" sculptures. Plastics and ropes from the greenhouses of Almeria are rescued as part of the project "Sea without plastic".
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