Sigrid Sandström explores the relationship between the artist, artwork and the viewer, specifically where the focus of her work should lie. In her paintings, she explores site as concept as well as experience. Sandström’s large-scale, barren and uninhabited landscapes have gradually shifted and become more abstract over time. Failing to conform to specific categories of painting, her work continuously investigates the ontological conditions and limitations of the medium of painting. This indeterminacy forms a central role both in its investigative production and its relationship to the viewer.
Figure Ground, March 13 – April 24, 2021
Other Places, July 30 – August 27, 2016
Hide-outs, October 4 – November 9, 2011
Sigrid Sandström
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Sigrid Sandström explores the relationship between the artist, artwork and the viewer, specifically where the focus of her work should lie. In her paintings, she explores site as concept as well as experience. Sandström’s large-scale, barren and uninhabited landscapes have gradually shifted and become more abstract over time. Failing to conform to specific categories of painting, her work continuously investigates the ontological conditions and limitations of the medium of painting. This indeterminacy forms a central role both in its investigative production and its relationship to the viewer.
Figure Ground, March 13 – April 24, 2021
Other Places, July 30 – August 27, 2016
Hide-outs, October 4 – November 9, 2011
Sigrid Sandström
Education
Residencies/Grants/Fellowships
Selected Solo Exhibitions
Selected Group Exhibitions
Selected Press
Publications
Lectures
Teaching Experiences
Curatorial Projects
Collections