KRISTIN TINSA SÆTERDAL

Seen Through Tears

Seen Through Tears by Kristin Sæterdal
Year: 2006
Size: Ø 75cm
Materials: Wool, Linen, MDF
About:

The “Seen Through Tears” -series is about how straight lines are destorted when seen through a lens. The circular format becomes a lens through which straight lines becomes curved in a special way. The title is also referring to a painting by Edvard Munch, about which is´s being said that it has been “painted through tears”. The circle is a shape that is easily distorted. To be perfect it has to be seen from a precise point. If the viewer moves just one bit to the side the circle becomes an ellipse. Humans perceive the surroundings through different filters, like tears.

Exhibitions:

• Kunstristen 2005.
• Hå gamle prestegård, Jæren, Norway, 2006.
• Gallery Format, Oslo, 2007.
• Lørenskog Kunstforening, Gallery Skårer, Lørenskog, 2009.
• ”Konstruksjoner” Shown in Norway, Russia, Ireland, Spain, Korea.

Location: Three of them are in the collection of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, located at the Norwegian Embassy in Santiago de Chile, Two are for sale from the Artist.
Seen Through Tears by Kristin Sæterdal
Seen Through Tears by Kristin Sæterdal
Seen Through Tears by Kristin Sæterdal
Seen Through Tears by Kristin Sæterdal