I can be booked for a lecture in the workshop. I talk about my art, about myself and my life with art.
You will see the workshop and the exhibition and hear about how the sculptures are created.
I will honestly tell you about the "journey" I have made since it all started for me in 2005.
There will be a guided tour of the workshop and foundry (without bronze casting, however). I will talk about how I work from start to finish on a project... what inspires me. I will explain how the process before the modelling can be the biggest task of them all.
In the workshop, you sense the rawness. You sense that the physical work of casting and grinding is no easy feat.
Likewise, the exhibition with sculptures and bronze images is well worth a visit.
I will tell you how I got started and what gives me good energy. The energy that makes me work passionately with my art... what creates new visions and dreams for me and fills me with good energy.
It takes approx. 1.5 - 3 hours, depending on how many questions are asked.
It is possible to have coffee and cake (tables are set up in the workshop, where we will be). It is also possible to have dinner, either brought or pre-ordered.
For coffee, there is a maximum of 20 people for a visit to the workshop. Being fewer makes it more cosy.
Preferably not more than 30 people, for everyone's sake, and fewer for dining.
Call me for a non-binding price Tel. 98380087 / 28440017 or Send an email
I am happy to come to you and give a lecture. If there is space, I will bring a small exhibition. This way, it is possible to feel and experience the art.
During a visit to my workshop, there will be processes that are secret, processes that I have spent years developing. Therefore, there may also be process-technical questions that I will not answer.
The lecture in the workshop should be seen as an opportunity to get to know me as an artist. You will find out what mentally triggers me to constantly work with a huge passion for and in my work.
Seasoned with stories for reflection.
Sincerely,
Lene Purkær Stefansen
