Results for “maarten buser”

This week's Friday Verses are written by Maarten Buser. We translated his poem ‘Outline’.

Eindhoven-based story designer artist Alice Wong is interested in how reality is shaped.

The Dutch artist is not afraid to unravel the loose threads that constitute the fabric of society.

Dutch artist Hilde Onis considers her installations a kind of arithmetic sums: the addition of objects, plus the space itself, plus the viewer.

The Afghan-Dutch artist designs installations and sculptures like chefs create dishes: bringing together seemingly incompatible forms and materials.

Dutch artist Elise ’t Hart captures everyday sounds in order to share them through installations that evoke a highly sensitive experience.

The Japanese-Flemish artist Lisa Spilliaert wonders whether something as factual as genealogy research leaves room for fiction and fantasy.

Unique works of art all about reproduction processes: the wonderful paradox at play in the work of Dutch artist Jaya Pelupessy.

Media, cultures and languages collide in the works of the Moroccan-born Dutch artist.

In the video essays of Vera Mennens, art and research coexist, as do landscapes and archives.

Dutch installation artist Gabey Tjon a Tham is intrigued by the similarities between nature and technology.

The Rotterdam-based duo explores the human dimension in technology with interactive design.

The young Dutch sculptor reimagines what seems so common and known to us.

The young Dutch artist has built up a diverse oeuvre in which language is increasingly prominent both as a theme and as a medium.

The Dutch artist wonders whether she can translate the spatial aspect of her installations into something that could simply hang on the wall, like a painting.

The painting style of this young Dutch artist is as dynamic as her images are still.

Whenever Verrijt arrives somewhere, he immediately erects a new work on-site, often recycling discontinued pieces.

Kevin Bauer's sculptures are utilitarian objects that you can't use.

There is a constant tension in her videos between what moves and what stands still or has been stopped. Her exhibition 'Mall of Europe' can be seen in Mu.ZEE (Ostend) until 21 June.

The young Dutch artist is as fascinated by famous paintings as he is by trivial images.

Dutch biodesigner Emma van der Leest researches how she can make sustainable materials with bacteria and algae. Her work is part of the group exhibition Polarities, on show at MU in Eindhoven until 1 March 2020.

Wouter Paijmans recently exchanged the brush for needle and thread. Still, the painterly approach can be seen in his 'confection paintings'.

The artist from The Hague builds overwhelming experiences in the form of large installations.

How can we make large, complex issues more manageable? Dutch artist Lieke van der Made discovered that by editing footage, her videos could achieve these ends.

From medieval sin to modern climate catastrophe: in art, hybrids of humans, animals and objects confront the reader with the inconceivable.