Marina Abramović
Abramović (b. 1946) is a groundbreaking Serbian performance artist, often regarded as 'The Grandmother of Performance Art', whose bold and visceral works have redefined the boundaries of contemporary art. She has had an extensive art career having created many performances, sculptures and artworks, most known for her boundary pushing performances including Rhythm 0 (1974), in which she invited the audience to use 72 objects on her body in any way they chose (including objects from a loaded gun to flowers) pushing the limits of trust, control, and vulnerability. Decades later, in another of her famous performances, The Artist Is Present (2010), she sat silently across from museum visitors for hours on end, creating powerful, wordless connections that left many in tears. Abramović’s work is a profound exploration of endurance, presence, and the human condition, making each performance an unforgettable, transformative experience.
selected artworks
512 hours
C-print on Hahnemuhle museum etching paper
55.88 x 55.88 cm (unframed)
The piece is framed and according to the specific requirements that Marina Abramović included with the artwork.
Limited edition 62 of 100.
Signed and numbered
Comes with Serpentine Limited edition certificate of authenticity
SOLD - SEVEN MINUTES OF COLLECTIVE SILENCE
2-colour silkscreen, printed on 310gsm Somerset tub-size satin paper
22.8 x 30.4 cm (unframed dimensions)
Limited edition of 1,668
Hand-signed by the artist (centre bottom) on the print, numbered, stamped and dated certificate of authenticity.
Created the day after her historic Seven Minutes of Collective Silence intervention on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury,
SOLD - The Hero
SOLD - The Hero
Lenticular print (gives the illusion of the flag moving)
21 x 21cm (without the frame)
Limited edition of 2500.
Certificate of Authenticity
2022
Presented as part of Abramović’s monumental three-month CIRCA installation, The Hero resonates deeply amidst rising global tensions, climate crises, and instability. Drawing on the artist’s iconic exploration of endurance and transformation, this image invites viewers to reflect on the nature of heroism in a world dominated by conflict and masculine power. The shifting perspective of the lenticular medium imbues the piece with a dynamic sense of movement, mirroring the ever-evolving challenges humanity faces.