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NouveauMonde 08

NouveauMonde 08

A continuation of her MalaNazar series, Ilka Kramer created Nouveau Monde in the same method of constructing, creating an architecture made of the remains and debris of buildings that opens onto vast, arid, uninhabited landscapes. Across the works, there is calm and emptiness, the space of all possibilities, and the space to connect to the layers of invisible energies. The images open up to the possibility of reconciliation with ourselves and with the earth.

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NouveauMonde 08

$890.00

$311.50

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NouveauMonde 08

A continuation of her MalaNazar series, Ilka Kramer created Nouveau Monde in the same method of constructing, creating an architecture made of the remains and debris of buildings that opens onto vast, arid, uninhabited landscapes. Across the works, there is calm and emptiness, the space of all possibilities, and the space to connect to the layers of invisible energies. The images open up to the possibility of reconciliation with ourselves and with the earth.

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A continuation of her MalaNazar series, Ilka Kramer created Nouveau Monde in the same method of constructing, creating an architecture made of the remains and debris of buildings that opens onto vast, arid, uninhabited landscapes. Across the works, there is calm and emptiness, the space of all possibilities, and the space to connect to the layers of invisible energies. The images open up to the possibility of reconciliation with ourselves and with the earth.