Hana Hasilik lives and works as a freelance artist in Marburg, Hesse. Her art evolved into concrete and later into constructive - concrete minimal expression.
She uses white clay as a material. Her works are fired, then sanded and left unglazed. The white color of the clay supports the clear forms of her sculptures.
As a constant form she chose the lentoid, a kind of biconvex lens. Her art pieces are constructed from individual lentoids and their groups on rectangular supports.
Hana Hasilik is a member of the professional association of visual artists BBK (the Berufsverband Bildender Künstler) in Germany.
Short biography and exhibitions:
1943 born in Hronec, Slovakia
1962 - 1970 studies of biology, diploma and doctorate in Bratislava
Focus: ceramic objects; outside made of painted aluminum or sandstone
Since 1997 regular exhibitions including:
Kunstverein, Marburg
Museum Modern Art, Hünfeld
Frauen Museum, Bonn
Die Junge Akademie, Berlin
Stadtmuseum Kassel
Museum Stadt Bad Hersfeld
Forum Konkrete Kunst, Erfurt
Kunstpavillon, Eisenach
Kulturbahnhof, Kassel
Outdoor work, including Kunststraße Rhön
Contact: hanahasilik@yahoo.de