Jeanine Vloemans
In my art practice I research painting and how it can become more spatial. I am inspired by ancient cultures and their stories. Using these stories as a starting point, I build my own visual language.
Arthur Cordier
The city sprouts with interim agencies. Through one of them I hired three exhibition visitors. The employment offer states the nature of the job: Looking for Exhibition visitors. The job is a paid position.
Joep Caenen
Free Minigolf Tegelen is a series of midgetgolf tracks built with spare materials found at the former cigar factory of Vossen-Breuers. This temporary intervention welcomes bypassers and visitors at the main gate. The invitation is to simply join in, play or build and meet others. Intended as a platform for social interaction, connection and bringing positive energy to the location.
Kim Gromoll
A birds universe is inspired by the discovery of three deceased birds and offers a curious perspective on their natural cycle of life.
Anna Gerrits
DROPS
Synthetic drop sounds, melted glass drops, arduino, stepper motors, speakers, threads
Jesse Strikwerda
Jesse Strikwerda (1991) creates installations and sculptures in which the manipulability of reality is central. Unraveling the layers of a constructed reality is the starting point for an investigation into the framework of an image. Elements from reality (building materials, found objects) are interspersed with images (drawings, comic-like elements), creating an exciting game in which it becomes painfully clear in a playful way that everything can be made and dismantled.
Koen Kievits
Knowing that the factory of VossenBreuers would soon partly disappear and be rebuilt, I wanted to preserve the story of the building.
Julia Strömland
LIQUID FOSSIL, SOLID DUST
the quarry
Six holes have been cut into the concrete slab. Out of the rubble emerges a site for material collection; a source from which new composites, interactions, and imaginaries can form. Ten stones offer an invitation to come closer.
Nele Brökelmann
Difference across Distance
With this Unstable Ground iteration, I am inviting you to encounter our human worldly entanglement and reflect on how categorisation systems influence our ways of knowing/experiencing.
Sanne Kabalt
Between the real and the imaginary, between here and there, between self and other, it is often assumed that distinctions exist. Edges, lines, boundaries. With this work I attempt to blur these distinctions and merge with the surroundings. The tools I use are another space, the color turquoise, a gentle, flickering light, a poem and a popsong. There is no such thing as an ending – where I end and the chair begins, where I end and the air begins.
