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Etching (Aquatint)
Media Dimensions: 80 x 60 cm
Image Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm
Limited edition of 75 + 1 APs
Split your payment over 10 months with OwnArt 0% APR. Your monthly payment for this artwork would be £102.00.
Sari Bremer is a Helsinki-based printmaker whose work moves between the realms of the familiar and the unknown, drawing on magical realism, gothic sensibilities, and baroque richness. She primarily works with intaglio etching, combining traditional printmaking techniques with a contemporary visual language to create richly detailed and textured compositions. Her art balances beauty and unease, where lush, intricate imagery may reveal hidden tensions or quiet contradictions. Nature plays a central role in Bremers work, often intertwined with themes of environmental change and biodiversity loss. Her imagery reflects both a deep appreciation for the natural world and a subtle awareness of its fragility. Despite these underlying concerns, her works frequently include a quiet, sometimes dark humor that softens and complicates their atmosphere. Bremers compositions often suggest open-ended narratives, inviting viewers to interpret them through personal associations and emotions. Dreamlike and symbolic, her prints move between the poetic and the unsettling. Through her practice, she explores themes of transformation, vulnerability, and the coexistence of light and darkness, combining technical precision with expressive depth.
Etching (Aquatint)
Media Dimensions: 80 x 60 cm
Image Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm
Limited edition of 75 + 1 APs
Split your payment over 10 months with OwnArt 0% APR. Your monthly payment for this artwork would be £102.00.
Sari Bremer is a Helsinki-based printmaker whose work moves between the realms of the familiar and the unknown, drawing on magical realism, gothic sensibilities, and baroque richness. She primarily works with intaglio etching, combining traditional printmaking techniques with a contemporary visual language to create richly detailed and textured compositions. Her art balances beauty and unease, where lush, intricate imagery may reveal hidden tensions or quiet contradictions. Nature plays a central role in Bremers work, often intertwined with themes of environmental change and biodiversity loss. Her imagery reflects both a deep appreciation for the natural world and a subtle awareness of its fragility. Despite these underlying concerns, her works frequently include a quiet, sometimes dark humor that softens and complicates their atmosphere. Bremers compositions often suggest open-ended narratives, inviting viewers to interpret them through personal associations and emotions. Dreamlike and symbolic, her prints move between the poetic and the unsettling. Through her practice, she explores themes of transformation, vulnerability, and the coexistence of light and darkness, combining technical precision with expressive depth.