A succulent vertical garden at Sandton Gate, B1
University of Johannesburg Group exhibition Installation 6mX 3m X2m
100 Ton Granite sculpture, an off-cut from the Kalahari Sandton Gate, Johannesburg
Size 1800 mm X 500 mm (l&ll) and 1800 mm X 300mm (lll&lV) Medium: Found wood, glue and screws
Oor lapboeke, papboeke, oorlog en die liefde. Harry Kalmer, Woordfees Pers Verklaring. Die papboek “Die agste plaag” is o.a. geïnspireer deur ‘n rooi lapboek uit my kinderdae. Dit is die storie van ‘n Hollandse skoolmeester wat deur die berugte Wolmaransstad […]
Media: Upcycled wood, glue and screws Dimensions: Luca 1.2m X 30cm X 30cm Hannelie Coetzee continuous her exploration of the fragile relationship between humans and nature in Synanthrope Series II. A synanthrope refers to an animal or plant that lives […]
Title: Hyenas walking the Intercontinental Watershed Sculptures and Animation (view here) Watershed Exhibition curated by Lenore Manderson Origins Centre, Wits University, Johannesburg. 6 – 24 September 2018 Hannelie Coetzee continuous her exploration of the fragile relationship between humans and nature […]
This monumental work stems from the artist’s 2016 solo exhibition Watermense/Water People that investigated the roots and use of natural water resources in Johannesburg’s CBD and surrounding suburbs. Watermense/Water People is an ongoing project that reveals the untold stories of […]
Hannelie Coetzee was commissioned by City Property in 2018 to build a 10-story mural artwork. It was to be one of the biggest public art works in Johannnesburg at 166m2, built with 2000+ plates. She had spotted the blue plates […]
Locust and Grasshopper by Hannelie Coetzee Nirox Pavilion exhibition curated by Lizamore and Associates Locust and Grasshopper video OVERVIEW (PDF Infographic) Hannelie Coetzee works with a range of scientists to learn about how they study nature and the environment. The questions […]
Klipkoppe 2 (Warrington-Coetzee) is a family portrait of Hannelie and her wife Reney Warrington. It is part of the 2017 Sculpture on the Cliffs exhibition, EchoLocation, curated by Lien Botha. Reney’s grandparents told them that five generations ago, two Warrington […]
Glinsterjuffertjie uit Swartwattelboom / Glistening Demoiselle out of Black wattle (Phaon iridipennis out of Acacia mearnsii) From A Place in Time Exhibition 2016, Nirox Sculpture Park, Gauteng, South Africa Dimension and medium: highX 5meter wide X 8meter long, Approx 10 […]
Hannelie Coetzee sees herself as an ecological artist that studies the effects of man-made systems on the natural environment. “We need to re-learn the logic of nature in order to continue mindfully,” says Coetzee. She aims to go further by finding […]
Nirox sculpture park, Winter Sculpture exhibition 2015 Eland and Benko 2015 Video Nirox sculpture park presents an Art/Science fire-grazer partnership where visual artist Hannelie Coetzee and Wits scientist Sally Archibald thoughts intercept. The work researches the relationships between things. Antelope/fire […]
‘Ou sog tussen bome’ ‘Old sow between trees’ ‘Gamla Suggan mellan trade’ as part of the Barriers annual exhibition, Wanas Konst Knislinge, Sweden, 2015 Medium: wood, metal, oil Scale: 7m high X 5m wide X 10m deep The wild […]
Site: Helen Joseph street, cnr. Sisulu, Pretoria CBD Type: Urban Artwork Medium: Porcelain and glass tile mosaic Size: 2m wide X 3 meter high My paternal great aunt ‘Tant Koek’ as we knew her never married. She said she lost […]
Rika and Maria One white woman. One black woman. One severely disabled boy. Maria could not have children of her own. So, she loved this disabled boy as if he were her own. She looked after him so Rika […]
Sculptural artworks for the Four Seasons: Westcliff 2014 Klipkoppe (Stoneheads) Medium: Geologists mining core and cement Size: 1000(h)mmX1100(d)mmX830(w)mm and 1300(h)mmX1100(d)mmX830(w)mm Weight: Approx 1 ton and 1.3 tonnes. The two portraits represent an older and younger […]
Artists Statement Yatoo Residency. 29 September 2014 Interaction with the natural world is part of human nature. Humans have been hard on the natural world but not so hard on ourselves who caused it. We have disturbed the eco-systems. We […]
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