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All 16 /Works 16

Land Sea Light Koan, 1997

In Land Sea Light Koan Lijn return to striped cones she made in 1966 which she called Highway Cones. The numerous bands of colour reminded Lijn of the rings of Saturn. The cone is a cosmic astronomical form.
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Stone Koans, 1997

In Stone Koans Lijn concentrates on the geometry, and the relationship between the different qualities of stone.
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A for Elm, 1996

Whether Lijn works with a poet’s words or her own text, she wants the words to float into the viewers mind in continually changing sequences. Meaning, like a river, is always in flux.
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Her Mother’s Voice, 1996-98, Lightline Press, London, 1998

Designed and printed by Lijn and hand bound by Romilly Saumarez Smith in Japanese K Yoseishi and Tosa Shoji papers, presented in a cloth-bound solander box. For Her Mother’s Voice, Lijn asked her mother to remember her life. She then transcribed the oral tapes, endeavouring to retain the unique character of her voice. Her Mother's Voice focuses on memory and an individual's history, which is also the history of the artist, that of the forced exoduses and resettlements of a generation of Russian and European Jews.
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My Body My Self, 1996

The finished work portrays simultaneously the physical body and the psyche. It is both fragmented and yet whole, layered and luminous. Its fragility and its aggressive power convey the tensions between the inner and the outer self.
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Music Children, 1996

Whether Lijn works with a poet’s words or her own text, she wants the words to float into the viewers mind in continually changing sequences. Meaning, like a river, is always in flux.
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Seagate: The Sea in My Elbow, 1996-1998

One of five digital film installations that place Lijn's earliest memories within different parts of her body.
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It’s A Girl, 1996/98

One of five digital film installations that place Lijn's earliest memories within different parts of her body.
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Inner Light II, 1996-2003

The central concept is of light held within matter.
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Great Neck: Shouldering the Burden of Childhood, 1996-98

One of five narrative sculptures that place Lijn's earliest memories within different parts of her body.
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Triangles, 1994/1995

Striped Koans, 1994-1999

Lijn is interested in the effect of multiple layers of colour laid on the cone as it revolves at a high speed.
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Darker Me, 1995

Darker Me references to Eros and the instinctual drives so often suppressed in women. It is Liliane Lijn's first self portrait.
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Fierce Archetypes, 1988-1994

In the 1980’s Lijn’s work was imbued with mythological and archetypal images. Lijn was uncovering different and new aspects of the feminine which were greatly nourished by her interest in a large spectrum of materials and technical processes.
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Female Figures, 1984 -1994

Inanna, works on paper, 1994 – 1991

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