HPB 2006 Information
Kathrin Biffi (Switzerland) Marian Bijlenga (the Netherlands) Valerie Buess (Germany) Beate Dyck (Germany) Carol Farrow (England) Toshihiro Hattori (Japan) Martine Horstman (the Netherlands) Michael Felix Langer (Germany) Chunghie Lee (Korea) Couzijn van Leeuwen (the Netherlands)
Alexander Lidagowski (Ukraine) Vibeke Lindhardt (Denmark) Shula Litan (Israel) Steve Litsios (Switzerland) Roberto Mannino (Italy) Ruth Moro (Switzerland) Jacqueline Santing (the Netherlands) Bunny Soeters (the Netherlands) Fusako Tsuzuki (Japan) Jan Eric Visser (the Netherlands)

Ruth Moro

Until recently Ruth Moro's attention was attracted by the lightness and the seeming fragility of patterns that existed in the sky, woven from transparency and light. Now however it is matter that speaks, announcing itself as a new language, as the shining skin of bronzes or of lacquer work. The seeds of the maple tree showed her new aspects of the minimal alphabet. The expression of the smallest element is magnified; the surface is given volume and relief. The reflecting light brings everything to life.



Terra Persiana (2003/2004). Material: vegetable paper, from the Acer platanoides L.
(photo: Claudio Berger)