'Primary' is an abstract artwork, mainly in primary colours, in a style inspired by the work of mid-century artists. The depiction is open to multiple interpretations. One viewer sees a battle for survival between micro-organisms, where another sees a stylised miner.
The sculpture was created out of love for Joan Miró's art. This always seems simple, but it is not. For this work of art, too, it was not easy to arrive at a powerful narrative abstraction. It took several days for the artist (Harry Wibier) to arrive at these forms. He created the original artwork using acrylic paint on canvas. It measures 20 by 30 centimetres and has hung in its creator's living room for several years. This digital reproduction is from 2025.
The title 'Primary' refers not only to the colours, but also to the motives of the depicted object. This is a work of art about survival. At the same time, it is nimble - yes, almost spontaneous and cheerful - because of the smooth touch and bright colours. By the way, each colour appears only once in a plane. Only black and white can be seen in several places.
'Primary' is a real conversation piece. You will find that guests comment on it and that you can exchange thoughts about the performance for a long time. At the same time, it adds a cheerful note to any interior.
Dolm is the studio of Harry Wibier. Among other things, he likes to be inspired by prehistory. Hence, you sometimes recognise cave drawings or dolmens in his work. At the same time, he seeks the connection with the here and now. Hence his motto: "Ancient magic in.. Read more…