A bridge between the tangible and the intangible
Contemporary Art Collectors interviews Caroline Kampfraath
“Through her sculptures Caroline creates a bridge between the tangible and the intangible, inviting a richer understanding of our existence. Her art speaks to the idea of connection; whether it is between humans and nature, individuals and society, or our inner and outer worlds. Her pieces encourage a deeper reflection on these relationships, offering a nuanced explanation of human life, change and our evolving relationship with the world we inhabit.” (continue to the magazine)
It’s All Hearsay, said the Tree, featured in Contemporary Art Collectors, Noble Art Conversations, October 2024
Enigmatic Narratives in Sculpture
New York art critic Ann Williams on Caroline Kampfraath in Artworld Magazine
A Day in the Woods, described by Ann Williams in Artworld Magazine of December 14th, 2023
“Dutch sculptor Caroline Kampfraath whose works grace international exhibitions, is deeply rooted in the belief that each piece demands its own unique material. This self-imposed challenge, according to the artist, adds a layer of complexity to her creations, pushing the boundaries of conventional sculptural expression.
Caroline’s visual language is characterized by a surreal and sometimes puzzling atmosphere, where symbols like engorged veins, deceased canines, or kidney-shaped dishes take center stage. These seemingly disparate elements weave together to form thematic pieces and installations that defy immediate interpretation. The observer is left to navigate the intricate tapestry of ….” (learn more)
Al-Tiba9 visual arts magazine issue May 2023 features a 10 question interview with Caroline as well as several of her works.
Al-Tiba9 is present both offline and online. Browse here through the online Al-Tiba9 magazine
The Tentacles of the River, one of the works featured in Al-Tiba9.
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Spotlight Contemporary Art Magazine featured Flow for Life as well as Dead Dogs Envelope
Click to browse through issue 19, May 2020
