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Beschadigde filmstrook (400 KOD) met blauw, webachtig patroon over oranjebruine en groengrijze lagen.
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Sep 3

Sep 27

Memories in Cellulose

Marit Hofman

Memories in Cellulose invites the visitor to step into a workshop of co-creation, connection, and transformation, where microorganisms and humans work together.It is a space to reflect on how we, as individuals, position ourselves within local ecosystems.In this installation, the maker has entered into a collaboration with her ecosystem by having analog film edited by microorganisms both from the maker’s skin and from plants growing around her house. The seemingly magical images resulting from this are projected onto canvases of bacterial cellulose in a three-dimensional space. The creative process is also displayed through projections, living fermentation, and material research.

Een rommelige werkplaats met een werkbank vol gereedschap, stapels kartonnen buizen met hangende schoenen en kartonnen dozen.
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Sep 5

Sep 27

Werk in uitvoering

Cat Elfrink

For the past year I’ve started viewing my workspace more and more as the work itself, placing the process of working and play at the center. The surprises I encounter when I focus on the process instead of the result. The discovery instead of the conclusion. The work ‘work in progress’ uses the skip container as a starting point to explore value and desires in creating.In the EXbunker, a situation develops where the content remains changeable and the action keeps changing. Using scrap wood and objects found on the street that previously held a different purpose, I work on a space that holds balance between function and form. Everything that’s in the space is used to make the space. Here, inventive, coincidental or awkward connections continuously play a different role. Where does the act end and the work begin? Or can these two terms coexist in the same sense of the word?