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Maria Friberg

(Sweden, Born 1966)
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30 000 - 40 000 SEK
2 680 - 3 580 EUR
2 750 - 3 660 USD
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Maria Friberg
(Sweden, Born 1966)

"Boys are us", 2004

Signed Maria Friberg and dated 2004 and numbered 3/10 verso. C-print mounted to aluminum 60 x 80 cm.

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Provenance

Skärets Konsthall, Arild, Sweden.

Exhibitions

Skärets konsthall, Arild, "Boys are us 2", 2005.

Literature

Maria Friberg, "Maria Friberg", 2005, illustrated on fullpage.

Artist

Maria Friberg was a Swedish artist who primarily worked with photography and videography. Her primary theme was masculinity, whereby she investigated the traditional male adopted roles and its properties which has through history been defined as "masculine". Since her breakthrough in the 1990s alongside other female photographers who were educated at Gothenburgs photography school, Friberg has offered his growing audience enigmatic, powerful, and imaginative staged images of men. They float tranquilly in pool water, are squeezed into cars, sometimes sleeping among white sheets, or only their lower halves are visible as they sit in suits at a table. She works with staged photography and often uses art historical references. Friberg likes to work in series, varying a motif across multiple works. Some of her most well-known series are "Still Lives" and "Almost There."

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