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Jasper Hagenaar can be considered radical in his consistent and traditional approach of the painterly plain. Sincerity and light playfulness coexist within the scope of boyhood in a merely broad yet autobiographical sense.
The phrase, It looks like rain, sets out a certain foreboding mood that connects a new series of small, oil painted works on wooden panel. A diverse range of subjects; varying from fragments of entangled body parts of a Greek sculpture. A soft erotic image of the upper part of a woman’s leg.
And the surface of a modernist sculpture are all enhanced by a recurring glimpse of …