The world inverted - Elina Brandt-Hansen ( Norway )

Author: Elina Brandt-Hansen (Norway).
Title: "The world inverted".
Dimensions: 29 x 24 x 11 cm.
Technique: porcelain with cobalt marquetry, partially glazed (firing temperature 1380 degrees Celsius),
Certificate of authenticity.
 
Elina Brandt-Hansen (1955-2017) - graduated from the Bergen State University of Art and Design - 1987. She established her own workshop in Klokkarvik. She developed a special technique in which small elements were combined into larger objects. A technique similar to mosaic. An important factor in her works is precisely the gar between small details and large form. More than 70 solo and group exhibitions around the world. She has won many awards in international competitions.
Works in collections including:
- International Museum of Ceramics, Faenza, Italy,
- International Museum of Ceramics, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea,
- Collection of the Cultural and Educational Foundation, Taipei, Taiwan,
- Westerwald Ceramics Museum, Hohr-Grenzhausen, Germany,
- Gold Coast City Art Gallery, Queensland, Australia,
- Museum of Contemporary Ceramics, Castelli, Italy,
- District Museum, Walbrzych, Poland,
- Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul, South Korea,
- Museum of Art, Tromso, Norway,
- Tasmanian Art Museum and Gallery, Hobart, Australia,
- Museum of Ceramics, Aveiro, Portugal,
- Collection of Contemporary Canadian Ceramics, Ontario, Canada,
- Walter Philips Art Collection, Banff, Canada,
- Museum of Art Industry, Oslo, Norway.