With the exhibition PAPER VIBES from February 7 to 9, WG Kunst in Amsterdam presents three artists who explore the versatility of paper as a material. One of the artists is Danielle Vidal-Ausseil from the Art.Salon artist program.
From February 7 to 9, art lovers and art enthusiasts can look forward to a short but memorable exhibition: in Amsterdam, WG Kunst's PAPER VIBES focuses on three positions that have dedicated themselves to the medium of paper. Jacqueline Kooter, Danielle Vidal-Ausseil and Annechien Verhey present innovative ways of working with and on paper. Their different conceptual approaches create exciting dialogs in their works and provide insights into the diversity of paper as a material. The show is open on February 7 from 5 to 7 pm and on February 8 and 9 from 1 to 5 pm.
Danielle Vidal-Ausseil, who participates in the Art.Salon artist program, works in various techniques such as ink, graphite, colored pencils and oil pastels on various types of paper and also makes collages in which she reuses sections of old drawings. The line, its beauty, movement and spatiality are essential components of her dynamic, monumental, abstract landscapes, which are inspired by natural landscapes. Her works are an individual expression characterized by rhythm and the contrast between vastness and narrowness. Vidal-Ausseil works primarily in series. She will present her drawings together with installations that present various technical and thematic facets of her work, but individual pieces can also be seen in PAPER VIBES.
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