Anne Daems

1996

Photography, 38 x 57 cm.
Materials: Kleurfoto op aluminium

Collection: Collection M HKA, Antwerp / Collection Flemish Community (Inv. no. BK7244).

Anne Daems’ photographs show how the mundane can be elevated to the sublime and how the borders between public and private fade out. There can be many different interpretations of her work. It can be confrontational, but most often also tender or amusing.

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