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Light blue sky with white and peach-colored clouds, severely distorted by multiple vertical bands and digital interference.

Jan 31

Feb 22

Between Lines

Roos Gerritsen

A multimedia/video installation with the sky as its subject, interrupted and then reordered. Through projection this fragmented sky becomes a metaphor for the urban view, where buildings, lines, and levels continually break the gaze. Below, on, and above the ground of the EXbunker a new play of edges and depths emerges, a horizon that is constantly shifting. Roos connects the sky to vulnerability and freedom, giving it a spontaneous presence in contrast to the concrete reality of the space.

Feb 5

Feb 28

de zachtheid van een vreemdeling

Hazel van Berkel

The loneliness that winter can bring was the driving force behind Hazel van Berkel's exhibition "de zachtheid van een vreemdeling". This installation, consisting of dozens of lost gloves, depicts the hidden connection between people in times of withdrawal and isolation. Van Berkel picked up the gloves, as one might hold another's hand in need of help. In this way, the gloves become more than just a lost object, but also a source of support and comfort in difficult times.