Growing, never to stop
Helen Eggenschwiler
Helen Eggenschwiler graduated from the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts in 2018 with a Bachelor's degree in Art & Education. Since then she has been working as a freelance artist at a studio community called «FUSILLI - Ateliergemeinschaft Teiggi» in Kriens. In her artistic work she focuses on photography. She overlays different photos with the help of transfer printing, creates new images with the photo negative and the light exposure technique cyanotype or uses photography in large-scale installations.
Kirchliche Gassenarbeit Luzern (Ecclesiastical Streetwork Lucerne)
The association «Kirchliche Gassenarbeit» initiates and maintains services in the field of harm reduction. The focus lies on healthy nutrition, psychosocial counselling, basic medical care, support in coping with life and pastoral care. For almost 40 years, the personnel of the «Kirchliche Gassenarbeit» association have been working with professionalism and solidarity for socially disadvantaged people, especially those affected by addiction and poverty.
Growing, never to stop
An exciting, unusual project - something I have never done before. Since I work with the medium of photography, I reflected beforehand on how I wanted to approach this project.
Two years ago, I created an installation consisting of large-scale photographs for an exhibition. I printed the photos on garden fleece using the technique of transfer printing, which makes the photos shimmer through and allows them to be viewed from both sides. I wanted to work with this method for the ram project as well and printed several photos on garden fleece. On site, I then covered the ram with these prints. The result is a sculpture on which different places became visible. It was an exciting event where one had to remain very flexible while working. The unexpected had to be taken into account, which created new and exciting elements in the picture.
Ram for use inside and outside.
Size is approx. 75 x 40 x 68 cm (Width x Depth x Height) and weight is approx. 23 kg (ram + base).
Helen Eggenschwiler graduated from the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts in 2018 with a Bachelor's degree in Art & Education. Since then she has been working as a freelance artist at a studio community called «FUSILLI - Ateliergemeinschaft Teiggi» in Kriens. In her artistic work she focuses on photography. She overlays different photos with the help of transfer printing, creates new images with the photo negative and the light exposure technique cyanotype or uses photography in large-scale installations.
Kirchliche Gassenarbeit Luzern (Ecclesiastical Streetwork Lucerne)
The association «Kirchliche Gassenarbeit» initiates and maintains services in the field of harm reduction. The focus lies on healthy nutrition, psychosocial counselling, basic medical care, support in coping with life and pastoral care. For almost 40 years, the personnel of the «Kirchliche Gassenarbeit» association have been working with professionalism and solidarity for socially disadvantaged people, especially those affected by addiction and poverty.
Growing, never to stop
An exciting, unusual project - something I have never done before. Since I work with the medium of photography, I reflected beforehand on how I wanted to approach this project.
Two years ago, I created an installation consisting of large-scale photographs for an exhibition. I printed the photos on garden fleece using the technique of transfer printing, which makes the photos shimmer through and allows them to be viewed from both sides. I wanted to work with this method for the ram project as well and printed several photos on garden fleece. On site, I then covered the ram with these prints. The result is a sculpture on which different places became visible. It was an exciting event where one had to remain very flexible while working. The unexpected had to be taken into account, which created new and exciting elements in the picture.
Ram for use inside and outside.
Size is approx. 75 x 40 x 68 cm (Width x Depth x Height) and weight is approx. 23 kg (ram + base).
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CHF 1,000
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CHF 50
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About
Helen Eggenschwiler
Helen Eggenschwiler graduated from the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts in 2018 with a Bachelor's degree in Art & Education. Since then she has been working as a freelance artist at a studio community called «FUSILLI - Ateliergemeinschaft Teiggi» in Kriens. In her artistic work she focuses on photography. She overlays different photos with the help of transfer printing, creates new images with the photo negative and the light exposure technique cyanotype or uses photography in large-scale installations.
Kirchliche Gassenarbeit Luzern (Ecclesiastical Streetwork Lucerne)
The association «Kirchliche Gassenarbeit» initiates and maintains services in the field of harm reduction. The focus lies on healthy nutrition, psychosocial counselling, basic medical care, support in coping with life and pastoral care. For almost 40 years, the personnel of the «Kirchliche Gassenarbeit» association have been working with professionalism and solidarity for socially disadvantaged people, especially those affected by addiction and poverty.
Growing, never to stop
An exciting, unusual project - something I have never done before. Since I work with the medium of photography, I reflected beforehand on how I wanted to approach this project.
Two years ago, I created an installation consisting of large-scale photographs for an exhibition. I printed the photos on garden fleece using the technique of transfer printing, which makes the photos shimmer through and allows them to be viewed from both sides. I wanted to work with this method for the ram project as well and printed several photos on garden fleece. On site, I then covered the ram with these prints. The result is a sculpture on which different places became visible. It was an exciting event where one had to remain very flexible while working. The unexpected had to be taken into account, which created new and exciting elements in the picture.
Ram for use inside and outside.
Size is approx. 75 x 40 x 68 cm (Width x Depth x Height) and weight is approx. 23 kg (ram + base).
Helen Eggenschwiler graduated from the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts in 2018 with a Bachelor's degree in Art & Education. Since then she has been working as a freelance artist at a studio community called «FUSILLI - Ateliergemeinschaft Teiggi» in Kriens. In her artistic work she focuses on photography. She overlays different photos with the help of transfer printing, creates new images with the photo negative and the light exposure technique cyanotype or uses photography in large-scale installations.
Kirchliche Gassenarbeit Luzern (Ecclesiastical Streetwork Lucerne)
The association «Kirchliche Gassenarbeit» initiates and maintains services in the field of harm reduction. The focus lies on healthy nutrition, psychosocial counselling, basic medical care, support in coping with life and pastoral care. For almost 40 years, the personnel of the «Kirchliche Gassenarbeit» association have been working with professionalism and solidarity for socially disadvantaged people, especially those affected by addiction and poverty.
Growing, never to stop
An exciting, unusual project - something I have never done before. Since I work with the medium of photography, I reflected beforehand on how I wanted to approach this project.
Two years ago, I created an installation consisting of large-scale photographs for an exhibition. I printed the photos on garden fleece using the technique of transfer printing, which makes the photos shimmer through and allows them to be viewed from both sides. I wanted to work with this method for the ram project as well and printed several photos on garden fleece. On site, I then covered the ram with these prints. The result is a sculpture on which different places became visible. It was an exciting event where one had to remain very flexible while working. The unexpected had to be taken into account, which created new and exciting elements in the picture.
Ram for use inside and outside.
Size is approx. 75 x 40 x 68 cm (Width x Depth x Height) and weight is approx. 23 kg (ram + base).
