Jacci Den Hartog
Jacci Den Hartog installation view. 2010.
Day Hike. 2008 - 2009
Acrylic on paper-based polymerized modeling medium, steel
83 x 63 x 31”
JDH10 01
Coming Down. 2008
Acrylic on paper-based polymerized modeling medium, steel
79 x 105 x 61”
JDH10 02
What Are You Doing Out Here?. 2010
Acrylic on paper-based polymerized modeling medium, steel
44 1/2 x 81 x 35 1/4"
JDH10 03
Driving Through Utah. 2010
Acrylic on paper-based polymerized modeling medium, steel
16 x 62 x 53”
JDH10 04
Mexican Blanket. 2010
Acrylic on paper-based polymerized modeling medium, steel
18 x 74 x 56”
JDH10 05
Double Vision. 2009
Acrylic on paper-based polymerized modeling medium, steel
32 x 97 x 29 1/2”
JDH10 06
Glacial Speed. 2008
Acrylic on paper-based polymerized modeling medium, steel
22 x 50 x 31”
JDH10 07
Trip To Big Sur. 2009
Acrylic on paper-based polymerized modeling medium, steel
23 x 121 1/2 x 34 1/2”
JDH10 08
Trip To Big Sur. 2010
Acrylic ink on paper, framed
28 1/4 x 22”
JDH10 09
Double Up. 2010
Acrylic ink on paper, framed
28 1/4 x 22 1/4”
JDH10 10
High. 2010
Acrylic ink on paper, framed
28 1/4 x 22 1/4”
JDH10 11
Driving Through Utah. 2010
Acrylic ink on paper, framed
22 1/4 x 28"
JDH10 12
Weave. 2010
Acrylic ink on paper, framed
22 1/4 x 28 1/4”
JDH10 13
Come Down. 2010
Acrylic ink on paper, framed
22 1/4 x 28 1/4”
JDH10 14
Up and Over. 2010
Acrylic ink on paper, framed
22 1/4 x 28 1/4”
JDH10 15
Coming Down. 2010
Acrylic ink on paper, framed
28 1/4 x 22 1/4”
JDH10 16
Double Vision. 2010
Acrylic ink on paper, framed
22 1/4 x 28 1/4”
JDH10 17
With great anticipation Rosamund Felsen Gallery looks forward to presenting an exhibition by Jacci Den Hartog as she makes her debut at the gallery on July 10th with an extraordinary new body of work. Den Hartog is a Los Angeles-based sculptor whose work has always played at the edges of what sculpture can be.
Jacci Den Hartog’s new art works are portrayals of her experience of being in landscape. The exhibition will include eight large sculptures made of colorfully painted modeling medium, formed over steel armatures, which spring from the wall, then hover over the floor. They are the result of distilling the ephemeral experience of being in landscapes– remembering the colors, the light, and textures, describing the passage of time spent in those places. They condense and solidify evanescent experiences yet exist as enduring objects. Combining her observations, memories and travels, these art works confound us as each of these aspects are brought into a cohesive, yet visionary state.