Wilma Vermeij-Lakké
T: 0031613647125 E: wilma@rodekunst.nl
I like to have a bigger sculpture of my designs in red epoxy or polyester and a smaller one of polished bronze. (But some off them can be made of chocolate too!)
The tension in my sculptures is very important to me: there has to be excitement and speed in it. It takes a lot of time to get them in the way they are: like a car with a very tidy/smooth surface.
My main sources of inspiration are objects and human positions that, to my feeling, contains already lots of excitement and tension.
I abstract the original form, but always aim to retain or slightly exaggerate the original lines. To come from a figurative source of inspiration to an abstract piece of art, I am continuously asking myself (having a kind of struggle with myself) if I am allowed to alter or remove redundant parts.
The eventual sculptures are always titled according to the initial form it was based on. Quite often, it is hard for a spectator to grasp the relationship between the sculpture and the title. The sculptures live their own lives now.
You can see whatever you want to see!