Kirsten Hassenfeld Creates Breathtaking Works from Discarded Items
Michael Hines — September 28, 2010 — Art & Design
References: kirstenhassenfeld & myloveforyou.typepad
These amazing artworks by Kirsten Hassenfeld were created using materials found from thrift stores, sidewalks, and junk drawers.
Unlike most art pieces of this genre, these featured works will definitely fit in at an upscale art gallery. Kirsten Hassenfeld combines the spontaneity of found object art with the regal clean presentation of gallery works and installations, making each piece truly unique.
Implications - As we continue our progression into the digital age, it shouldn't be a surprise that pieces like this are beginning to deftly blend a traditional art aesthetic with environmentally friendly concepts. Kirsten Hassenfeld has blazed a new path, though, becoming one of the first to create a path so gorgeous and organic.
Unlike most art pieces of this genre, these featured works will definitely fit in at an upscale art gallery. Kirsten Hassenfeld combines the spontaneity of found object art with the regal clean presentation of gallery works and installations, making each piece truly unique.
Implications - As we continue our progression into the digital age, it shouldn't be a surprise that pieces like this are beginning to deftly blend a traditional art aesthetic with environmentally friendly concepts. Kirsten Hassenfeld has blazed a new path, though, becoming one of the first to create a path so gorgeous and organic.
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