Minyoung Kim Uwe Henneken Erik den Breejen’s text paintings

Erik den Breejen’s text paintings and works on paper investigate the narrative and cultural significance of the written word as well as its potential for abstraction - a means of exploring the language of painting itself

imbuing the compositions with ambiguity

The compositions are derived from Steiner’s very ‘British’ sense of humour - simultaneously comical and dark

She uses intricately cut stencils for some patterns that evoke varied sources from plant life growing on ancient forest floors or pelagic forms found in coral reefs to Japanese woodcuts and psychedelic posters

'Shedding Season' at Gallery Steinsland Berliner(Stockholm

Minyoung Kim Uwe Henneken Erik den Breejen’s text paintingsGet Updates 'Fresh Juice', our second collaboration with Korean artist Minyoung Kim epitomises the artist's tongue in cheek narratives featuring anthropomorphic domestic objects in ironic situations. Minyoung Kims work mirrors her inner most feelings, ones that language fails to express. In her works on paper and unstretched canvas she portrays humorous scenes that combine what she refers to as strange but cute elements. It is in this ambivalence,