Helen Frik

Helen Frik (1960, United Kingdom) is an artist and director of the Frik Collection Ceramic Museum (FCCM). Frik’s work is a reminder of the beauty of our natural resources and of every human’s need for a place to shelter from the harsh realities of life. Humour and earnest take turns within oeuvre as she seeks to apply her observations to unravel life’s mysteries.

Helen Frik | In de kamer | 1996
Alabaster | 28 x 40 x 37 cm

Helen Frik | Brain Trouble IX | 2009
Acrylic paint, pastel | 64 x 72 cm

Helen Frik | Nature is Stronger 1 | 2006
Collage, crayons, conté, water color on paper | 31 x 35 cm

Helen Frik | Really Difficult: Disinterested Pleasure | 2009
Acrylic paint, gouache, pastel, crayon on paper | 179 x 140 cm

Helen Frik | Lack of Knowledge | 1994
Ink, water-color, pencil on paper | 34 x 27 cm

Helen Frik | Brave little teapot | 1996
Chinese ink, gouache ink, collage on paper | 55 x 79 cm

Helen Frik | Kon ik maar iemand vinden ... | 1996
Etching, aquatint on paper | 50 x 65 cm

Helen Frik | Keen Chapie | 1997
Gouache, ink, pencil on paper | 64 x 96 cm

Helen Frik | Serious Matter | 1999
Acrylic paint, pencil, gouache, watercolor, wool on paper | 90 x 120 cm

Helen Frik | When I Think | 2000
Pencil, collage on paper | 21 x 28 cm

Helen Frik | The Permanently Upset | 2001
Bronze | 80 cm

Helen Frik | The strongest chain | 1992
Printed paper, felt-tip, pencil, ink, photocopy, watercolor on paper | 127 x 86 cm

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