Nadja Schlenker
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The Rising Giant #1€ 12,500.00
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Imaginary City #1€ 3,200.00
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City Pattern #1€ 1,100.00
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City Pattern #2€ 1,100.00
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City Pattern #3€ 1,100.00
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Fragment Vase #1€ 1,300.00
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Fragment Vase #2€ 1,900.00
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Fragment Vase #3€ 1,900.00
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Fragment Vase #4€ 1,300.00
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Fragment Vase #5€ 1,300.00
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Fragment Vase #6€ 1,300.00
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Curve Vase #13 - blue€ 450.00
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EDITION Curve Vase #2 - mint€ 450.00
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EDITION Curve Vase #3 - blue€ 450.00
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EDITION Curve Vase #5 - white€ 450.00
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EDITION Curve Vase #7 - white€ 450.00
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EDITION Curve Vase #8 - dark green€ 450.00
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EDITION Curve Vase #9 - dark green€ 450.00
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EDITION Curve Vase #11 - white€ 450.00
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EDITION Curve Vase #12 - mint€ 450.00
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Shard Collage - cobalt blue€ 950.00
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Shard Collage - turquoise€ 950.00
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Cityscape Vase - #7€ 1,400.00
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Cityscape Vase - #8€ 1,400.00
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Cityscape Vase - #9€ 1,400.00
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Cityscape Vase - #15€ 1,400.00
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Inseparable€ 4,800.00
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Rising Giant€ 7,200.00
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Shoreline Memories€ 3,600.00
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Stepping Stone - Pink€ 3,200.00
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Stepping Stone Coral€ 3,200.00
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Stepping Stone Green€ 3,200.00
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Fixed - #10€ 700.00
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Fixed - #11€ 700.00
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Fixed - #12€ 700.00
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Vertical Formation€ 6,500.00
Nadja Schlenker
Nadja Schlenker (1989 DE/CH) is currently living and working in the Netherlands and has recently graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam.
Her works reach from smaller objects and sculptures to large scale installations that invite to move through, discover and experience. She is interested in the relation between viewer and object as well as in the role architecture plays in cities as spaces that aren't static but that are rather a continuously changing production of spatial, cultural and historical relations. In her practice, Nadja Schlenker is moving between art, design and architecture and creates works that can be looked at as sculptures, but that can often be used as functional pieces, too.
Nadja Schlenker, testing the limits of her materials
Travelling and living in different places has always been an important part of her life, encounters with people and cultures are sources of inspiration for her practice. Her curiosity for different views and perspectives comes back in her interest for materialresearch in which she tests the possibilities and limits of different materials and techniques from ceramics to paper sculpting and working with construction materials.
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The Sweet Enoughs
26 Feb - 26 Mar 2022Rademakers Gallery presents the solo exhibition of the young female artist Florentijn de Boer. She shows a series of new, evocative paintings viewed from tilted perspectives that refer to utopian...Read more -
Summer Vibes
7 - 28 Aug 2021‘Summer Vibes - Young Female Artists' is the appropriate title for a summer exhibition with lively, colorful and spatial work by young talented female artists. Bonnie Severien, Nadja Schlenker, Bregje...Read more