For my artworks I find inspiration in travels to different countries that have included China, Mongolia, Honduras, Mexico and India. These find my interest because traces of their past have not vanished in daily life but are often left in their rough and original states. This differs from European countries where so much of the past seems covered, cleaned up and polished. I find it interesting to see how people have lived and are living now. Silent witnesses of human activities in the present but especially in the past. The history that can be read from finds such as old shipwrecks on a beach in China, activities of nomads in India. I call them 'archaeological observations' and the resulting work is a hushed residue. I want to pass on some of those observations to the rest of the world.
An international art exhibition in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession
Participating Artists: An Deceuninck & Steven Verstuyft - DirtyTOO (B) - Athanasia-Iris Giaxidis (GR-NL) - Bea Last (UK) - Bernd Kalusche (D) - Colin Rhodes (UK) - David Jenowe (USA) - Evelyne Dominault (F) - Francis Beaty (USA) - Francoise Bracke (B) - Frans de Winter (NL) - Katrine van Klaveren (NL) - Larisa Sjoerds (NL) - Marieta Reijerkerk (NL) - Nobxhiro Mido (JP) - Peter Schudde (NL) - Ron Weijers (NL) - Susumu Ohira (JP) - Tomasz Holuj (SE-PL)
The subject of time travel has stimulated the imagination of people from all walks of life for centuries. It is easy to see why this topic has been examined considerably by those in the fields of physics and philosophy. Artists are not immune to the allure of the idea of traveling through time and that appeal has resulted in the creation of related movies, literature, and other forms of performing and visual arts that investigate the fascinating possibilities of transporting oneself from one point in time to another.
Organisation: 10dence gallery
De Kruisruimte - Generaal Bothastraat 7 E
5642 NJ, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Van 16th of August 2025 t/m 30th of August 2025
