Who painted Dematerialised?

Dematerialised was painted by Bernheim in 2011.

Where can I see Dematerialised?

Dematerialised is held by Victoria and Albert Museum.

Dematerialised by Bernheim (2011) · Meaning & Museum

About this work

The print is titled Dematerialised by Bernheim from 2011. It was created with the help of East London Printmakers, a collective that supports artists. The print is part of a set that helps fund artists' development and is held at the Victoria and Albert Museum. You can learn more about this type of work by looking up the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Overview

Dematerialised by Bernheim (2011) is a print measuring 30 x 30cm, part of an annual boxed set published by East London Printmakers (ELP), a collective founded in 1998 in Hackney, London.

Subject & Meaning

The title 'Dematerialised' suggests an exploration of the intangible or the removal of physical substance, though specific subject interpretation is not provided; the work's meaning may lie in its conceptual or abstract representation.

Technique & Style

While specific techniques used in 'Dematerialised' are not detailed, as a print from ELP, it likely showcases traditional or contemporary printmaking methods, reflecting the collective's facilitation of various techniques for its artists.

History & Provenance

Created in 2011 with ELP's support, 'Dematerialised' is part of an edition of 40 boxed sets. One set is held in the Victoria and Albert Museum's collection, with sales from the edition funding artist development within the collective.

Context

Part of ELP's annual project to archive members' work and promote the collective, 'Dematerialised' contributes to a broader contemporary printmaking scene in London, facilitated by community-driven initiatives like ELP.

Legacy

As part of a set in the Victoria and Albert Museum, 'Dematerialised' contributes to the institutional recognition of ELP and its artists, potentially influencing future generations of printmakers through its archival presence.