henriettehellstern
Henriette Hellstern
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Contemporary artist & curator at Hellstern studio Advisor at Den Kreative Forretning Writer at POV.International
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henriettehellstern · 7 months ago
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Leonora/Leonardo XII
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
50x100cm
2024
Price: 2950 euro excl vat & shipping
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius' theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that "man is the measure of all things" as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
#contemporaryart #kunstmaleri #buyart
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henriettehellstern · 8 months ago
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Dear friends
A short update on the process from working with the Leonora/Leonardo series🫀
My fascination with anatomy has followed me for many years, this time I almost sculpted the figures in watercolor layers to investigate the intimate sphere, distance, attraction, symbiosis🗿
I am happiest when I am close to my wife or hugging my children or friends. 10 seconds of hugging and oxytocin is produced which reduces the stress level🤗
Read much more about this series and see prices on the website🖼️
Thanks for following🙏
Artwork info:
Leonora/Leonardo XI
90x140cm
2024
#newart #expressionism #contemporary #fineart #paintingnow #samtidskunst #nydanskkunst #scandinavianart #anatomy #medicalscience #artsale #artcollector #attraction #distance #oxytocin #henriettehellstern
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henriettehellstern · 8 months ago
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Leonora/Leonardo X
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
30x30cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius' theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that "man is the measure of all things" as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
#paintingtoday #artcollection #finearts #contemporarypainting #scandinaviandesign #expressionism #abstract #bodyart #figurines #samtidskunst #maleri #zeitgenössichekunst #kunstmaleri #dänish #dänishdesign #femalepainter #anatomy #medicalhistory #rewritehistory #queerart
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henriettehellstern · 8 months ago
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Leonora/Leonardo IX
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
39x67cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius’ theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that “man is the measure of all things” as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
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henriettehellstern · 9 months ago
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New artwork super proud of this one🩻
Inquiry👉homepage👀artshop
Leonora/Leonardo VIII
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
60x39cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius’ theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that “man is the measure of all things” as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
#fineart #queerart #bodyart #newpainting #expressionism #artforsale #contemporaryart #kunstmalerei #zeitgenössischekunst #artecontemporanea #samtidskunst #anatomy #medicalscience #supportlivingartists #henriettehellstern
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henriettehellstern · 9 months ago
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New artwork - DM for inquiry
Leonora/Leonardo VII
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
70x39cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius’ theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that “man is the measure of all things” as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
#contemporarypainting #fineart #samtidskunst #artnow #bodyart #queerart #leg #knee #anatomy #medicalhistory #science #expressionism #actionpainting #henriettehellstern #artcollector #artforsale #supportlivingartists #copenhagenart #smallartwork #zeitgenössischekunst #kunstmalerei #rewritehistory
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henriettehellstern · 9 months ago
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Leonora/Leonardo VI
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
70x50cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius' theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that "man is the measure of all things" as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
#paintingtoday #artcollection #finearts #contemporarypainting #scandinaviandesign #expressionism #abstract #bodyart #figurines #samtidskunst #maleri #zeitgenössichekunst #kunstmaleri #dänish #dänishdesign #femalepainter #anatomy #medicalhistory #rewritehistory #queerart
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henriettehellstern · 9 months ago
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Kom👋
Få pladser tilbage🪑
Det bliver så spændende🤩
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henriettehellstern · 9 months ago
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Skal du have en 🪑
Su 27/3
Det bliver fantastisk✨
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henriettehellstern · 9 months ago
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Ønsker du at udvikle dig som kunstner?
Så kan du lige nu melde dig til kunstnerisk bootcamp hos Den Kreative Forretning.
I den forbindelse har jeg skrevet et blogindlæg om livet som kunstner.
Læs her👇og læs mere på hjemmesiden om bootcamp.
Su 27/3, der er stadig et par pladser til de hurtige.
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henriettehellstern · 9 months ago
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Leonora/Leonardo V
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
80x60cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius' theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that "man is the measure of all things" as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
#henriettehellstern #contemporaryart #fineart #samtidskunst #nydanskkunst #maleri #cphkunst #scandinavianart #zeitgenössichekunst #artnow #anatomy #actionpainting #expressionism #hands #arms #geometri #medicalhistory #health
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henriettehellstern · 10 months ago
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Leonora/Leonardo IV
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
90x70cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius' theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that "man is the measure of all things" as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
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henriettehellstern · 10 months ago
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Leonora/Leonardo III
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
70x50cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius' theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that "man is the measure of all things" as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
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henriettehellstern · 10 months ago
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Leonora/Leonardo II
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
70x90cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius’ theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that “man is the measure of all things” as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
#contemporaryart #fineart #queerart #femalepainter #henriettehellstern #samtidskunst #kunstmalerei #artnow #zeitgenössischekunst #konst #anatomyart #expressionism
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henriettehellstern · 10 months ago
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I’m on #FeminineMoments the Worldwide Queer Feminist Art blog run by #BirtheHavmoeller
Take a look and read the many interesting interviews, statements and blogposts which this year is celebrating 20 years of writing. Well done Birthe👏
#queerart #femaleartists #artblog #henriettehellstern #contemporaryart #fineart #samelandscapedifferentviews #expressionist #abstract #blogpost #artwritings
https://www.femininemoments.dk/blog/henriette-hellstern-artists-statement/
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henriettehellstern · 10 months ago
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Leonora/Leonardo I
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
150x130cm
2024
In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci delved into the architect Vitruvius’ theory on human movement within circles and squares, blending the human form with geometry.
He used male models and cadavers to study and highlight the “ideal body”, emphasizing perfect proportions akin to human anatomy. This exploration, rooted in the belief that “man is the measure of all things” as the philosopher Protagoras said.
This belief impacted the understanding of the female body, historically overshadowed by the male perspective.
This series challenges the traditional focus on the Vitruvian man, now exploring anatomy through abstract, expressive strokes with a queer approach.
Imagine if Vitruvius had been a woman and Leonardo had been Leonora – how would this have shaped our world?
#contemporarypainting #fineart #henriettehellstern #femalepainter #queerart #samtidskunst #konst #kunstmalerei #zeitgenössischekunst #artnow #anatomyart #newgaze #expressionism #abstractpainting
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henriettehellstern · 11 months ago
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Same landscape, different views (Beveren, Belgium)
Acrylic and polymer on canvas
100x80cm
2024
David, a young gay man with aspirations and dreams, lived his everyday life in Beveren, Belgium. Like anyone else, he longed for love and companionship, and he turned to a dating app in search of a potential match. Little did he know that one evening, an invitation to meet in a nearby park would lead to a tragic turn of events.
Unbeknownst to David, the person he agreed to meet was not another individual seeking connection, but rather three teenage boys who held misguided beliefs. These boys, mistakenly equating pedophiles with gay individuals, harbored a distorted view that attacking gay people was a righteous act. When David arrived at the park, he was met not with a potential match, but with three boys armed with knives. In a senseless act of violence, David's life was tragically cut short as he was fatally stabbed.
It later came to light that a network of young individuals existed, united against pedophiles, and these boys were part of that network. However, their misunderstanding of the distinction between loving someone of the same gender and harming children was evident. The community of Beveren was forever changed by this heartbreaking incident, and the boys responsible were rightfully incarcerated.
It is my hope that this tragic event serves as a wake-up call for the community, fostering greater understanding and acceptance. David's life, though tragically shortened, serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion, empathy, and the need to challenge harmful misconceptions. Now David’s shoe lies in the grass in a park, in a city, in a neighborhood.
David lived to be 42 years old.
#hatecrime #queerart #lovewins #fighthate #paintingnow #david #henriettehellstern #samtidskunst #fineart #contemporaryart #landscape #maleri #kunstmalerei #artnow #pinksky #expressionism
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