Mathilde Ter Heijne
Any Day Now

In the work of Dutch artist Mathilde ter Heijne doubles assume a key role.
Using plaster casts of her face and her hands, ter Heijne makes life-size puppets in her own image. These dummies then put in appearances in her installations, sculptures, audio and video works and make it possible for the artist to take part in artistic disquisitions on such topics as pain and violence. They also feature in the context of research on matriarchy and dream therapy.