Bollywood Sugar No. 5 by Handiedan Hashimoto Contemporary (San Francisco) showed work by Handiedan and Scott Hove at Scope Miami Beach 2013.
Handiedan, a Dutch artist, creates collages using both computer techniques and old school cut and paste. She builds layers and if you look closely you can see all sorts of odds and ends and detritus in the work. Despite how they look on the page the piece below, Counterfeiter No. 4, is actually quite small. More on Handiedan HERE.
Hove's work first inspires thoughts such as; "Wow, I am glad that thing doesn't really exist." But you might, after that initial reaction, find these pieces oddly beautiful. And that seems to be part of Hove's aim; he wants to find the link between the brutal and the beautiful (sounds like a soap opera I might actually watch). He works in decorative media--the sort of media that isn't usually considered appropriate for "fine art." Find out more (especially about Cakeland) HERE.
Handiedan, a Dutch artist, creates collages using both computer techniques and old school cut and paste. She builds layers and if you look closely you can see all sorts of odds and ends and detritus in the work. Despite how they look on the page the piece below, Counterfeiter No. 4, is actually quite small. More on Handiedan HERE.
Hove's work first inspires thoughts such as; "Wow, I am glad that thing doesn't really exist." But you might, after that initial reaction, find these pieces oddly beautiful. And that seems to be part of Hove's aim; he wants to find the link between the brutal and the beautiful (sounds like a soap opera I might actually watch). He works in decorative media--the sort of media that isn't usually considered appropriate for "fine art." Find out more (especially about Cakeland) HERE.
Counterfeiter No. 4 by Handiedan
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