Jessi Strixner
Works
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Balloon heart€ 2,800.00 -
Body € 8,100.00
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Boxershort€ 2,800.00
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Disco Jacket black/gold€ 6,500.00
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Sport Jacket -pink€ 6,100.00
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Fly€ 1,200.00
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The missing sock I € 4,900.00
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The missing sock II€ 3,900.00
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Tennissock new€ 1,100.00
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Tennissock old€ 1,100.00
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Batman sock€ 1,100.00
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Banana€ 1,600.00
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Lace Pantie - Red€ 1,800.00
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Waldhemd€ 4,250.00
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Pantie - IV€ 1,800.00
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Bra - III€ 2,600.00
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Lace Pantie - Blue Sold
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Disco Jacket - Pink Sold
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Fu**ing great€ 325.00
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Yeah€ 325.00
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Post its - You are my queen€ 275.00
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Post its - You are the Greatest€ 275.00
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Post its - You are my king€ 275.00
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Post its - Thx for the coffee€ 275.00
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Post its - Don't touch my chocolate€ 275.00
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Post its - Food is in the fridge€ 275.00
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Post its - Last night was great€ 275.00
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Post its - I love you€ 275.00
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Comfort Zone€ 38,500.00
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King€ 38,500.00
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Feeling Save€ 38,500.00
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Balloon heart
Overview
Balloon heart
Jessi Strixner
Jessi Strixner (1992), born in Munich and currently is living and working in Germany.
She was raised in a family of traditionally woodcarving craftsmen, but she now enters the art world.
Catching textile in wood
Carved out of one piece Jessi recreates clothes in wood with a special sense of humor. She emphasises on the transformation of the soft fabric into the hard material giving it a special surface. By putting it on the wall the cloth changes from a simple commodity into an iconic object that tells every viewer an individual story.
Exhibitions
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It Just Makes Sense
30 Jun - 28 Aug 2022Pien Rademakers puts four young, talented, female artists in the spotlights. The exhibition It just makes sense offers Jessi Strixner a stage together with Leonie Schneider, Bonnie Severien and Florentijn...Read more -
HaHaHa
An exhibition about humour in art 13 Sep - 24 Oct 2020Since Dada, humor has gained a permanent place in art. Before that, there were already numerous artists who made absurd, funny and parodying works, of which Jeroen Bosch, Arcimboldo, and...Read more
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