Mom Maria from the PowderBox Girls by Mimi Berlin

Posted on 03/05/2017 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

Mom Maria from the PowderBox Girls by Mimi Berlin

Mom Maria is one of the PowderBoxGirls made by Mimi Berlin. Like all the other women in this series he has her own story; This is Maria, she is a secluded person and does her job at night in an anonymous way; she covers her face with latex. Maria was a stay-at-home mom by day, but her son just died. She is still in mourning so she visits his grave most of the time, Actually, she visits every day and brings flowers. Mom Maria from the PowderBox Girls by Mimi Berlin

Mom Maria, 2016, Mixed media (plastic cube, 1920s porcelain halfdoll, marked ‘foreign’. Compact powder box ‘Vogue’ 1970s, petit trinketbox with portrait of a boy, latex, oversized pin.) 10 x 10 cm. Continue reading →

Working Title: Toys For Girls by Mimi Berlin

Posted on 16/03/2017 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

Working Title Toys For Girls by Mimi Berlin

Sketches for new work. Statuettes which you can actually play with! Made with found and collectable objects of plastic, glass, rubber and brass,

See more unique (on of a kind) objects by Mimi Berlin HERE at the mimimall.me

Mimi Berlin’s Monday Wishes

Posted on 20/02/2017 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

Mimi Berlin’s Monday Wishes

Goodmorning! Mimi Berlin's Monday Wishes

Albino longface by Mimi Berlin, 2017. (plastic, 6,4 x 12,4 cm)
This little face is supposed to be screwed to the wall. In your home (price on request) Continue reading →

Mimi Berlin’s Fashion-Fest #7

Posted on 14/02/2017 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

Mimi Berlin’s Fashion-Fest #7

Mimi Berlin’s Fashion-Fest #7; Bed Peace Choose Life @ Tetterode.
From left to right: Mimi Berlin and Friends wishing you Love, Peace and Happiness. VUFU&FE (von uns für uns & für euch.) Paraphrasing Eric Koch’s picture of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Bed-In for Peace (Hair Peace Bed Peace) at the Amsterdam Hilton Hotel. March 25, 1969. The portrayed are all creative minds from The Netherlands. In daily life they try to make the world a prettier place by creating arts, drama, fashion, and by just being kind in general.

A big huge thanks to you all for your generousity, creativity, kindness, knowledge and time! Rex Dieter, Wilhelmina Bulhof, Petra Kamphuis, Carmen Freudenthal, Machteld Schouten, Peter Pieksma, JW Kaldenbach, Marten Tak, Twan Janssen, Wendelien Daan, Amber Jansen, Pamela Spruyt, Mark van Vorstenbos, Ingrid Blankendaal, Jozef van der Heijden.

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Mimi Berlin Bijoux: Evolutionary Extravaganza

Posted on 21/12/2016 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

Mimi Berlin Bijoux: Evolutionary Extravaganza

Mimi Berlin Bijoux: Evolutionary Extravaganza Evolutionary Extravaganza Necklaces; Second Best; faux pearl necklace in Princess length, (45 cm/18″) the second most popular length for classic pearl necklaces. (We expect the arrival of the First Choice necklace; which is similar in design made with cultivated salt water pearls, coral and a 14kt golden locket)

“Classic Pearls, but your average necklace….”
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Mimi Berlin 2014. Pearl Producer; an ice bear with pearls for snot (1980’s pressed glass, 1980’a glazed ceramic, green faux pearls, sweet water pearls) 11 x 11 cm

Mimi Berlin Statuettes, Unique, one of a kind signed pieces. 2014. Rabbit a.12 (Assembled 1970s porcelain signed Goebel/ Small faux pearls/Large sweet water pearls/Marble) 6,5 x 6,5 x 11 cm

Rabbit a.16 by Mimi Berlin 2014. (Assembled ceramic/Small and brown faux pearls/Large sweet water pearls/Pink Jade) ø 9 x 14,5 cm

From left to right: Pearl Producer, Rabbit a.12, Rabbit a.16, from the Evolutionary Extravaganza series of figurines by Mimi Berlin.

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New Powderbox Girls

Posted on 24/11/2016 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

New Powderbox Girls

From the ‘Powderbox Girls’ series: ‘Pinky Palace’ Unique object made by Mimi Berlin.

Mom Maria

Mimi Berlin Statuettes Meeting Point

The Powderbox Girls are readymades by Mimi Berlin, 2016. Mixed media with found and collectable objects, which (like Mimi Berlin’s Random Stories) are treasured in plastic cubes. In some of the cubes all the items have been left untouched entirely; no glue or other adhesives that can damage items (such as the collectable compact powder boxes or the halfdolls). All the boxes are sealed with a gold filled seal, if you break the seal, and open the box, the sculpturettes inside will fall apart. The ‘Powder Box Girls’ are part of Mimi Berlin’s ‘Fuck Flat’ series. Read all about them HERE at www.mimimall.me