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Aase-Hilde Brekke
Mrs. Aase-Hilde Brekke (1962) was born and raised in a small village called Misvær, in Nordland, in the Northern part of Norway. She is educated in pedagogy, theater, film and visual arts. She is working with performance art, photos, mixed-media, installations and film, as an art reviewer and author, and a Buddhist meditation teacher. She is an expert member in the scientific committee ICICH of intangible heritage in ICOMOS International, Paris, and is an independent researcher on cultural heritage. Brekke has exhibited in Norway on a national level with the work “Same-Lama” (2008), in Hommage á Iver Jåks, She has exhibited in USA, England and Germany, and her art is represented in Museum of Avant-Garde, Switzerland. Aase-Hilde Brekke is a recognized artist and has received public support several times amongst other from The Ministry of Culture and Equality of Norway, The Research Council of Norwegian, The Ministry of Foregin Affairs, Nordnorsk Filmsenter AS (NNFS). She has studied Tibetan ritual dances “Cham”, and Buddhism in India, and received an interview and audience with H.H. Dalai Lama. She has presented her scientific fieldwork in lectures, art-exhibitions, films, articles, and books. “Spirits is a photo from Northern Norway. I was on my way to my childhood home and passed a dark tunnel in the mountains. Suddenly I saw a reindeer in the tunnel. I stopped the car. Held my breath. Rolled down the window. And took the picture. The reindeer stood completely still, it was almost as if it came out of the mountainwall. This incident inspired me to work further with the photo in photoshop - and in this way “Spirits” were created. In the photo I try to describe the blurry boundaries between what we can experience as the physical reality and the spiritual level of existence questioning; Is our physical exitance just an illusion, or a mirror where we can see into other realities? We just have to stop, be silent, and the magic happens”. Aase-Hilde Brekke
Spirits 60 x 80 cm Photo printed on metal plate. Mixed media Photography
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