KATERINA JEBB, Fallen White Pigment, 2018 / 2022
Edition of 10 + 1 AP
Numbered
Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity
Hand knotted
Wool, Linen, Lyocell & Silk
Henzel Studio is honored to have collaborated with multidisciplinary artist Katerina Jebb, who has devised a system employing digital scanning machines to create works of art, on a limited-edition collection of art rugs, encompassing highlights from Jebb’s archive selected in collaboration with the artist. Through her exploration of the medium in parallel with technological innovation Jebb manufactures composite imagery which contradicts the immediacy of its making. The resulting images have been recognized as a new visual medium and included in museums notably The Whitney Museum New York, The Metropolitan Museum New York, and V&A Museum London. Jebb’s work was the subject of a solo exhibition in 2016 at Musée Réattu Arles, France.
“Over a period of several years, I documented hundreds of objects and spaces in and around Balthus’ studio which has remained intact since his death in 2001. Upon my exploration I came across a dark corner beneath the window, where a large paper package containing white pigment had spilled onto the wooden floor some twenty-five years ago. I placed the scanner one centimeter above the fallen white pigment and reproduced the surface of the floor.”
– Katerina Jebb
Select exhibitions / Public collections: The Whitney Museum, New York; The Metropolitan Museum, New York; V&A Museum, London.
Images: KATERINA JEBB, Fallen White Pigment, 2018 / 2022 (in-situ), Katerina Jebb, Self-portrait, 2003 (detail). KATERINA JEBB, Fallen White Pigment, 2018 / 2022 (in-situ, Twentieth, Los Angeles).
