Catalogue ›Interferences‹ | Sandra Schlipkoeter

›Interferences‹ is the first comprehensive monograph by the artist Sandra Schlipkoeter. This book contains ten years of her research into the fascinating phenomenon of interference. It contains insights into Sandra Schlipkoeter's paintings, works on paper, sculptures and spatial installations.
Each copy of this monograph is a work of art in itself. The special cover makes the catalogue unique and sets it apart from the crowd. So it is much more than just another book for the shelf - it is a creative work in its own right that will enrich your space.

Sandra Schlipkoeter, who was born in Solingen and now lives in Berlin, studied under Professor Eberhard Havekost at the Düsseldorf Art Academy, among others, and was awarded the title of master student in 2011. "In my work, I focus on making an invisible phenomenon visible, which I make visible in a 100th of a second with a camera. I transfer this artistically to canvas, paper cutouts and sculptures over days and weeks," the artist sums up her exciting and, in the truest sense of the word, multi-layered work.

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