2 – 14 FEB | HOFA Gallery London
Step into the captivating world of Anne von Freyburg as she unveils her latest solo exhibition, ‘Papillotage,’ at the prestigious HOFA Gallery in London. Former fashion designer and recipient of the 2021 UK New Artist Award, von Freyburg invites art enthusiasts to explore her transformative take on textiles and decorative arts within the realm of painting.
Rethinking Tradition and Redefining Femininity
Breaking free from historical norms that relegated craft and fabric practices to a lesser status, Anne von Freyburg’s work challenges the hierarchical perception of fine arts. With ‘Papillotage,’ she embraces and subverts the female gaze, offering an aesthetic alternative to conventional representations of feminine attributes.
Painting with Materials
Witness von Freyburg’s conscious indulgence as she paints with materials, reclaiming the narrative of portraying feminine beauty within textiles. Her art not only nods to classical ideals but also pushes the boundaries of modern femininity, creating a visual and material dialogue that transcends time.
Exuberance and Modernity
Delve into the world of excess as von Freyburg channels the exuberant behavior of the Rococo era. Her use of diverse materials, from woven tapestry to snake print, connects the artwork to the present day. Modern materials like neon and sequins introduce a contemporary contrast to traditional feminine imagery, forging a conceptual link between historical craft roots and modern expression.
Indulge in the Visual Feast
Anne von Freyburg’s ‘Papillotage’ is not just an exhibition; it’s an exploration of indulgence. From the French Rococo’s feminine tropes to ever-evolving concepts of modern femininity, von Freyburg invites you to witness the convergence of tradition and innovation.
Join us from February 2nd to February 14th, 2024, and experience ‘Papillotage’ at HOFA Gallery London. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in a visual journey that transcends boundaries and celebrates the rich tapestry of artistic expression.
