Henk Stallinga | |
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| Born | September 25, 1962 Tytsjerksteradiel, Netherlands |
| Nationality | Dutch |
| Education | Rietveld Academy |
| Website | http://www.stallinga.nl/ |
Henk Stallinga is a Dutch multidisciplinary contemporary artist [1] based in Amsterdam.
Henk Stallinga, born 1962, graduated from the Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam in 1993, [2] and established Studio Stallinga the same year. Since 1998, the studio is co-owned by managing partner Annemarie Galani. [3]
Stallinga’s visual language is rooted in De Stijl, Japanese architecture, minimal art and conceptual art. [4] Earlier works of Stallinga challenge the perception of the industrial product, its functionality and meaning. [5]
The ideology behind Stallinga’s works is often based on the awareness of the world around us. This involves concepts like sense of time, sound, and visual perception. Stallinga frequently incorporates parts of mass produced ordinary items, and industrial processes to build his conceptual multimedia installations and sculptures. Presenting every day phenomena are in a different context. Stallinga's recent works combine visual elements with motion and sound. [6]
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