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Sanda Anderlon
A colourful throng of beachgoers, parrots, gliders, an overcrowded salon, guests swinging from the chandelier – Sanda Anderlon’s work is an invitation to a wild party, sensory overload in the… Read more
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FASHIONISTA
Panorama
from € 599
FASHIONISTA
Panorama
from € 599
AT THE BEACH
Panorama
from € 799
AT THE BEACH
Panorama
from € 799
PARTY
Panorama
from € 599
PARTY
Panorama
from € 599
Jungle
Panorama
€ 2,990
Jungle
Panorama
€ 2,990
Summer
Panorama
from € 899
Summer
Panorama
from € 899
CASUAL LUXURY
Collage
from € 899
CASUAL LUXURY
Collage
from € 899
Hills
Collage
from € 499
Hills
Collage
from € 499
Venice Beach
Collage
from € 499
Venice Beach
Collage
from € 499
St. Tropez
Collage
from € 499
St. Tropez
Collage
from € 499
Vision
Object Frame
€ 399
Vision
Object Frame
€ 399
Pool
Object Frame
€ 399
Pool
Object Frame
€ 399
Venice Beach
DARLINGS
€ 199
Venice Beach
DARLINGS
€ 199
St. Tropez
DARLINGS
€ 199
St. Tropez
DARLINGS
€ 199
Background Information about Sanda Anderlon
Introduction
A colourful throng of beachgoers, parrots, gliders, an overcrowded salon, guests swinging from the chandelier – Sanda Anderlon’s work is an invitation to a wild party, sensory overload in the best possible way: surreal but highly entertaining. Upon closer inspection, we discover the bizarre details hidden within, carefully placed curiosities that capture our attention. Showgirls from the 1920s party with hippies, a drinks delivery man in sweatpants interrupts a daydreaming Victorian woman, and a snowman stands next to a bikini model.
The young Croatian artist composes her wonderfully exuberant panoramas from photographic and illustrated elements. The large-format works have a grandiose appearance and an aesthetic that is reminiscent of early Pop Art. We can’t help but think of Richard Hamilton’s era-defining piece “Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing?”
Anderlon creates her compositions during weeks of precise work, putting together thousands of individual elements to create new, dramatic relationships between them. Like a DJ, she samples from different eras and styles, using them to create pieces that reflect the flood of digital images we are surrounded by today – Pop Art in the contemporary zeitgeist.
Sanda Anderlon’s pictures reveal how colourful the infinite facets of life can be, eclectically, anachronistically, and humorously celebrating the joy of collecting. Even amongst the bustling masses, individual characters stand out – the flood of visual stimuli sharpens the viewer’s observational powers and invites us to let these remarkable scenes play out in our imaginations.
Daniela Kummle
The young Croatian artist composes her wonderfully exuberant panoramas from photographic and illustrated elements. The large-format works have a grandiose appearance and an aesthetic that is reminiscent of early Pop Art. We can’t help but think of Richard Hamilton’s era-defining piece “Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing?”
Anderlon creates her compositions during weeks of precise work, putting together thousands of individual elements to create new, dramatic relationships between them. Like a DJ, she samples from different eras and styles, using them to create pieces that reflect the flood of digital images we are surrounded by today – Pop Art in the contemporary zeitgeist.
Sanda Anderlon’s pictures reveal how colourful the infinite facets of life can be, eclectically, anachronistically, and humorously celebrating the joy of collecting. Even amongst the bustling masses, individual characters stand out – the flood of visual stimuli sharpens the viewer’s observational powers and invites us to let these remarkable scenes play out in our imaginations.
Daniela Kummle
Bio
1989 | Born in Zagreb, Croatia |
2007-2011 | Studied Visual Communications at the Zagreb School of Design, Croatia |
Lives and works in Zagreb, Croatia |
Exhibitions
Group Exhibitions
2014 | Supertoon Festival, Šibenik, Croatia |
Split Spot Festival, Split, Croatia | |
2009 | Magdalena Festival, Maribor, Slovenia |
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