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Welcome 

Hanne Arends

Exploring what it means to be human in a time where emotions, relations and identity are becoming increasingly fleeting, fragmented and paradoxical. Scroll down for Hanne's latest and most known artworks. 

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    Most recent works

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    Beki, 2026

    Beki, Stainless steel, 110 x 100 x 65 cm

     

    In a polarized world, the need for art that connects is growing. Beki is a large, joyful sculpture with a clear message: Be Kind. The work invites encounter and reflection, reminding us that we are part of something larger. With Beki, the focus shifts from the individual to the collective kindness as the foundation of living together.

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    Rebels, 2025

    Pheebly, hand blown, 38 x 30cm 

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    Rebels are about freeing your inner child, enjoying the journey instead of fixating the end result. Hanne wanted to explore what happens when you do not plan the outcome. These series of unique glass sculpture came into existence. 

    Where were you, 2025

    Where were you, 160 x 260 cm, Hanne Arends, 2025

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    The tapestry holds a picture of three figures that are whole and loved. The figure in front looks at the moment in time and realizes nothing in live is a given. 

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    Freddy Marbic, 2023

    Freddy Marbic,

    600 kg Premium Carrara Marble,

    90 x 90 x 55 cm 

     

    Freddy Marbic serves as a reminder to maintain a critical perspective on the world around us, highlighting that not everything is as it initially appears. 

    Collective Loneliness, 2023

    Collective Loneliness, ceramic installation of 2700 individual faces and plaster sculptures. 

     

    Collective Loneliness addresses the topic that we are more digitally connected than ever, yet we are living through an epidemic of loneliness. 

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    Hold me. Please? 2022

    Mixed media, 2022, Hanne Arends 

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    Hold me, please? is an installation about loosing oneself in love. Wanting someone so badly you break to be held. 

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    + 31 6 53 99 80 30 

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    hanne@hannearends.com

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