Eva Nielsen

The first monograph on Eva Nielsen, whose works range from monolithic forms of concrete architecture that fill the space, to kaleidoscopic scenes of genres, folded and marked in a break with reality's linearity. Representations, pieced together from elements of that reality, that are incomplete - viewed from perspectives interrupted by inert obstacles or structures that partition the elements on the canvas. A work by Nielsen is constantly on the border of something, on the edge of the territory, between centre and periphery, at once screen-printed image and painting, abstraction and figurative art. With essays by Clement Dirie and Marianne Derrien and an interview by Joel Riff.