After so many years of experience she may apparently produce a bronze statuette as easily as she creates concepts for larger projects to be executed outdoors. Brigitte works intuitively, and form matters to her most. In her paintings the composition of the different forms and color has to be balanced, be it animal figures or abstract. In her stone sculptures she allows the material to reveal its hidden form.
Sometimes she can even leave the stone partly in its natural, rough shape or create a figure by adding iron parts. An example of this approach is the small statue of ‘The Pelican’. The stone is used for the body while the iron additions form the head, completing the bird. Her style is more abstract, hinting at the form she sees and wants to bring out but never completely does. In every piece she challenges the viewer to really look and find its essence. (text: www.curacao-art.com)
More information about the artist: www.wawoeart.com + www.curacao-art.com