Paulien Oltheten is a visual artist. She films, makes photographs and drawings, focusing on the physical aspect, daily rituals and routines of objects and people.
Kathrin Schlegel’s work covers a broad range of media and formats, from subtle interventions and audiovisual and archive projects to room-spanning installations and monumental sculptures for the public space: the location and context of the presentation are essential to her practice.
Fiona Tan has made carefully crafted and intensely compassionate works in expanded film and video installations since the mid-1990s. In her work, she investigates how we represent ourselves and the mechanisms that determine how we interpret the representation of others. Tan lives and works in Amsterdam.
Fran Van Coppenolle descended from a world of DIY barnyards, ancestral collections, and delicate forklifts. Patron saint of the turrets, the suture line, and the sawn, cut, folded, welded, abraded and collated breathing rooms. Sculpturer. Goddess of fate. Navigator of light and heavens.
My work requires concentration. Accept, and you’ll see the world with renewed intensity. I consider the development of my work to be a performative exercise. The act of looking and reflecting is as essential as creating.
Wessel Verrijt makes sculptures, architectural vehicles brought to life during performances like characters, or, as he prefers to describe them, like “hybrid entities”.
Dré Wapenaar has worked on a steadily expanding oeuvre since 1987. His work comprises “tent sculptures” in all shapes and sizes, ranging from Piano Pavilions to a Bike Bridge Pavilion, from a Tent Village to the Tree Tents that are his most well-known work.