Henk Peeters

Henk Peeters

exhibition view, 2000
various works

Henk Peeters



exhibition view close by, 2000
various works

Henk Peeters



peeters + kusama, 1965
200 x 90 cm
nylon candle fuse, plastic

Henk Peeters

hemd gabriël, 1987
93 x 55 cm
goose feathers, handmade shirt, signiture on label

Henk Peeters

hemd nul, 1987
93 x 55 cm
permanent feltpen, handmade shirt, signiture on label

Henk Peeters

hemd pyrografie-I, 1987
93 x 55 cm
scorched handmade shirt, signiture on label

Henk Peeters

hemd twee brandgaten, 1987
93 x 55 cm
scorched handmadeshirt with two holes

Henk Peeters

dress, n.d. [1966]
147 x 45 cm
handmade dress, coated fabric, aluminum foil, metal parts

Henk Peeters

dress, n.d. [1966]
85 x 43 cm
handmade dress, silver coated fabric, aluminum foil, pencil, metal parts

Henk Peeters

dress, n.d. [1966]
77 x 40 cm
handmade hot pants, plasticized fabric

* Opposite to the artists of the Zero group Nul considered each art work as an objective reflection of reality; a piece was not a picture of another reality, but a concrete object with its own characteristics of materiality and appearence. Basically therefore each object or fragment from reality could be part of an art piece. For a Dutch TV show in 1966 Henk Peeters showed four hand made dresses. of which three are depicted above.