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Anders Krisár

(Sweden, Born 1973)
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40 000 - 60 000 SEK
3 520 - 5 270 EUR
3 730 - 5 600 USD
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Anders Krisár
(Sweden, Born 1973)

"Medicine Mom"

Executed in 2005. Medications and superglue. Unique. Höjd 12 cm, längd 26 cm, bredd 16 cm.

Provenance

Mia Sundberg Galleri, Stockholm.

Exhibitions

Mia Sundberg Galleri, Stockholm, "Anders Krisár", 16 February - 25 March 2006.

Literature

Dagens Nyheter, article by Ingela Lind, 23 February 2006, illustrated.

More information

"Medicine Mom" is one of Anders Krisár's key works and is part of a long-standing project in which the artist explored his relationship with his mother and her passing:
""Medicine Mom" is a portrait of my mother made of her spare medication. I collected pills for several years before gluing them together to form her face. The work questions her identity and how it was affected by her mental illness and the attempts to mitigate it."