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Artist Pieter Bas Bouwman, born 1990, New York, United States. Dutch-American nationality. Education: Gerrit Rietveld Academy (AMS), Fotoacademie (AMS) Title, year and medium TYPE I, 2024, insulin syringes on wooden substrate, covered with Plexiglas Dimensions 35 × 26 × 5 cm (h × w × d) Signature Signed on the back of the work Edition Unique work Provenance Directly from the artist's studio; exhibited in galleries Documentation Authenticity confirmed via signature on the back of the work Condition New work, no signs of use Description TYPE I is a personal art project by Pieter Bas Bouwman, who has lived with type 1 diabetes since he was seven years old. The work translates a daily reality into a visual language of repetition and rhythm. Central to it is the tension between control and temptation, two forces that constantly contend for priority. Each work consists of a box filled with insulin syringes, hand-arranged into a pattern on a wooden substrate. The placement requires patience and precision; the repetition that emerges evokes the routines through which a life is structured, whether or not diabetes is involved. A Plexiglas cover closes the work, a temptation that remains visible, but just out of reach. Shipping The artwork is shipped in its original box. Shipping costs are the responsibility of the purchaser.
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