gyllenhammar
ed. art proudly presents a collaboration with one of the most influential artists in the Swedish art scene for the past 20 years: Charlotte Gyllenhammar. Gyllenhammar works primarily with photography, sculpture and installation, but over the years has also developed a number of lithographic editions. These are now available on ed-art.se.
This autumn ed. art will launch our own Gyllenhammar edition, this time in classical intaglio printmaking technique. More on this after the summer!
The works currently on ed-art.se:
Självporträtt (Self portrait) is a multilayered work, printed as a lithograph in 1994, where Gyllenhammar has depicted herself seated at her desk, in front of a mirror, in the temporary studio she set up inside Carl Milles old studio at Millesgården. In her hand she holds a portrait of a relative, portrayed from all possible angles, a common method of photographic portraits in the 1800s.
Hjässa (Crown) is a tenderly drawn portrait of a sleeping child. This work was never turned into an edition, but exists only in a few proof copies.
The three images with the name Hänge (Pendant) all link to Gyllenhammar's recurring motif with decorated, falling women.
See Hänge
See Hänge (rött)
See Hänge (blått)
Images from Charlotte Gyllenhammar's studio, spring 2016:
Casting molds and plaster models on the shelves of the studio.
The lithograph Självporträtt on the desk together with the latest catalogue, published on the occasion of Gyllenhammar's retrospective exhibition at Gothenburg Museum of Art.
Casting mold
Molds and models
Charlotte Gyllenhammar tells ed. arts Elisabeth Blennow Calälv of an early installation.