The Art of
Yvette Endrijautzki
Wings from a Weather Vane
Tin Soldier
Zip Ties
Drawer Handle
Railing Bars
from Barbies'
Balcony
Machine
Parts
Conveyer Belt of a Toy Tank
Parts of
broken Earrings
Found Objects
(Tiger Figurine/ Decor Ceramic Star)
Decor Pillar
for Cake
Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.
Edgar Degas
Written Art
Constructs
Paintings & Texturas
Sculptures
Assemblages
Layout Design
3D Design
Gebürtige Wuppertalerin, Yvette Endrijautzki, immigrierte 2005 in die USA. 2009
gründete sie in Seattle ihr eigenes künstlerisch gestaltetes Studio und Galerie, das
Nautilus Studio. Zurückgekehrt nach Wuppertal in 2018, setzt sie nun das Nautilus
Studio im Luisenviertel fort, wo sie mit ihren andersweltlichen Skulpturen,
die Betrachter in die Tiefe ihrer Fantasielandschaften verführt: Zeitschleifen einer erstaunlichen Wunderwelt.
Yvettes Fokus der letzten 10 Jahre ist hauptsächlich der Skulptur- Bereich.
Ihr Gebrauch von recyceltem Material, gefundenen Objekten und defekten Artefakten,
fordern Yvette immer wieder heraus, das noch nie da Gewesene zu kreieren.
Immer auf der Jagd nach neuen Anwendungen und ungewöhnlichen Materialien ist der
kreative Prozess nicht eine Frage der Wahl, aber vielmehr la Raison d'être, in dem sie
sich gehen lassen und finden kann.
Self taught artist Yvette constructs otherworldly assemblage-sculptures,
launching the viewer into a florid and prodigious wonderland of exciting time warps, phantasmagoric sur-realms and into her effervescent creative mind and soul.
Throughout the last 10 years, sculptural space has been Yvette's focus, and her use of recycled materials, found objects, and broken artifacts has challenged her to create something unique and unprecedented.
Always on the hunt for new techniques and the repurpose of new objects and materials,
the creative process is not a regarded as choice, but rather the raison d' être for the artist, where she can lose and find herself...
Here a video clip about her work:
The new Nautilus Studio and gallery is located in Wuppertal, Germany. The former Nautilus studio in Seattle closed in 2015, but the spirit of it is still alive.
The new Nautilus, like the old, will be hosting events, art and writing workshops, literature evenings, vernissages, community events and is an ever growing space for artists and the community to thrive in.
The studio is also Yvette Endrijautzki's workshop.
Tucked in between restaurants, bars and other galleries and boutiques, in the midst of Wuppertal's old town,
the 'Luisenviertel',
the Nautilus Studio presents regional
and international art and of course Yvette’s own creations.
In our online Nautilus Shop, you can find our ongoing portfolio. Just click here:
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