Bouwman - Type I

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Artist: Pieter Bas Bouwman; Title: TYPE I; Year: 2024; Technique: mixed technique on wood; Edition: original, unique work; Size: 35 × 26 × 5 cm; Signed: on the back; Sold with frame; Origin: Netherlands; Condition: excellent; Shipped in the original box.

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Description from the seller

Artist
Pieter Bas Bouwman, born 1990, New York, United States. Dutch-American nationality.

Education:
Gerrit Rietveld Academie (AMS), Fotoacademie (AMS)

Title, year and medium
TYPE I, 2024, insulin syringes on wooden support, covered with plexiglass

Dimensions
35 × 26 × 5 cm (h × w × d)

Signature
Signed on the back of the work

Edition
Unique work

Provenance
Directly from the artist's studio; exhibited in galleries

Documentation
Authenticity confirmed by signature on the back of the work

Condition
New work, without signs of use

Description
TYPE I is a personal art project by Pieter Bas Bouwman, who has lived with type 1 diabetes since the age of seven. The work translates a daily reality into a visual language of repetition and rhythm.

At the center is the tension between control and temptation, two forces that continually strive for primacy.

Each work consists of a box filled with insulin syringes, hand-arranged into a pattern on a wooden substrate. The placing requires patience and precision; the resulting repetition evokes the routines with which a life is structured, whether or not diabetes is part of it.

A plexiglass cover closes the piece, temptation visible but just out of reach.

Shipping
The artwork is shipped in the original box. Shipping costs are borne by the buyer.

Artist
Pieter Bas Bouwman, born 1990, New York, United States. Dutch-American nationality.

Education:
Gerrit Rietveld Academie (AMS), Fotoacademie (AMS)

Title, year and medium
TYPE I, 2024, insulin syringes on wooden support, covered with plexiglass

Dimensions
35 × 26 × 5 cm (h × w × d)

Signature
Signed on the back of the work

Edition
Unique work

Provenance
Directly from the artist's studio; exhibited in galleries

Documentation
Authenticity confirmed by signature on the back of the work

Condition
New work, without signs of use

Description
TYPE I is a personal art project by Pieter Bas Bouwman, who has lived with type 1 diabetes since the age of seven. The work translates a daily reality into a visual language of repetition and rhythm.

At the center is the tension between control and temptation, two forces that continually strive for primacy.

Each work consists of a box filled with insulin syringes, hand-arranged into a pattern on a wooden substrate. The placing requires patience and precision; the resulting repetition evokes the routines with which a life is structured, whether or not diabetes is part of it.

A plexiglass cover closes the piece, temptation visible but just out of reach.

Shipping
The artwork is shipped in the original box. Shipping costs are borne by the buyer.

Details

Artist
Bouwman
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Type I
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
2024
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Multicolour
Height
35 cm
Width
26 cm
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
The NetherlandsVerified
3
Objects sold
pro

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