Hannah Meijer shows a world of her own, similar to a laboratory. In stories coming from her own experience she connects apparent opposites. Hard and soft, intuitive and analytical, natural or textile materials and clinical or scientific elements.
In Exbunker she doesn’t give these materials the space they seem to need. This way she brings forward ideas of imprisonment and containment.
This exhibition is closed. This is showing at EXbunker now:
Oct 3
Nov 1
Fatine Benouari
Tagine and Tulips tells the story of my bi-cultural identity, inspired by my grandmother’s journey as a first-generation Moroccan woman in the Netherlands. By merging Moroccan craftsmanship with Dutch traditional dress into textiles and form, I create a dialogue between past and present, heritage and environment. My work is an ode to migration, cultural blending and the richness of growing up bicultural. It reveals stories that often remain unseen and invites recognition and connection. For me, fashion serves as a social instrument and becomes a bridge between worlds where identity is not fixed but constantly evolving.