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Leila Heller Gallery

Gracias Zoe Torres por ser tan encantadora y “elevando nuestra frecuencia.”
Interview with Marie Helene by Zoe Torres

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01 March 2017

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Marie-Hélène at the Conrad New York:

Rotating Exhibitions

The first floor lobby features rotating art exhibits by local and prominent artists.

The artwork currently on display is by Belgian-born, Brooklyn based Artist-in-Residence, Marie-Hélène. Her collection is focused on spring and nature.
“Life springs out of the cold winter stones and dead wood. The art here represents spring water bubbles, butterflies, ladybirds, shrubbery, rose flowers and of course some spirals found in nature.”
For the works, a photograph is printed using certain types of dyes on a two-part paper (specifically a film on paper).
Once the image is printed, the film with the image is separated from its supporting paper. The film is treated chemically and after a few minutes placed flat on hot water in a large tub. Then a 3D object is plunged onto the film into the water. After a minute the dyes are transferred exactly to the 3D object. 
Marie-Hélène’s and Gryphon Fine Arts are pleased to present this new technique at the Conrad New York.

10 February 2017

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Conrad Hotel Art

Marie-Hélène and Gryphon Fine Arts are thrilled to be at the Conrad Hotel.

“Rotating Exhibitions

The first floor lobby features rotating art exhibits by local and prominent artists.

Currently on display is the artwork is by Belgian-born, Brooklyn-based artist Marie-Hélène. The ‘Spirals’ collection features five individual art pieces, all based on the Golden Ratio. Her body of work primarily consists of steel sculptures and reliefs. Her latest collection, ‘Spirals’ introduces rich and vibrant colors on patinated copper plate whilst exploring the Golden Ratio, a formula many artists and architects believe creates the most pleasing and beautiful shapes. Other collections include ‘Metal,’ ‘Doodles,’ and ‘Aquatic.’ Visit the Site: gryphonfabricators.com for more information.”

12 November 2016

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Marie-Hélène enlarged details chosen from “Horizons”, work on copper, using Divine Geometry.
We see bones and vertebrae, reminding us of fossils, these fossils found by ancient Scythian nomads who mined gold in Central Asia. It is suggested that fossil skeletons of beaked dinosaurs, may have been a root image of this mythical creature known as the Gryphon. Gryphons are described as lion-sized quadrupeds with large claws and a raptor-bird-like beak. The lion was traditionally considered to be king of beasts and the eagle king of birds, naturally the Gryphon was thought to be an especially powerful and majestic creature. While there is evidence of Gryphon representations as far back as 3,300 BC. Greek writers depict the Gryphon around 675 B.C., at the same time Greeks first made contact with Scythian nomads. Gryphons were reported as guarding the gold deposits in the arid of the wilderness. The region of Central Asia where many Protoceratops fossils are found is rich in gold runoff from the neighboring mountains. Many cultures assume the Gryphon is a guardian. In antiquity it was a symbol of divine power and a guardian of the divine…

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Marie-Hélène’s work draws heqavily from mythology and lore.

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