Trevor D. Byrne is an artist and filmmaker whose work playfully explores narrative, language, technology and other tools humans use to make and communicate meaning. His short works have screened at venues including AFI FEST and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia. He holds an MFA in Film & Media Arts from Temple University and lives in Los Angeles.
Clare Charnley: Podium
At this scale it can no longer raise you up above the others. Maybe it’s grown so small, so lightweight, so easily broken, that it’s lost the power to exhort us – to compete – to achieve.
But maybe it’s grown small enough to enter our veins.
Maud Faassen: Van de Druppel naar de Plas
Maud Faassen. Their art practice evolves around the concept of ’traces’. Traces which arise from changes and the presence of themselves and the cooperation time.
They search for this concept through performances and land art installations where natural materials such as clay and sand play a predominant role.
Tamara Jungnickel: untitled
watercolour on paper, 2019.
86 x 61 mm
Tamara Jungnickel (1968) graduated from the Royal Academy in The Hague, lives and works in Dordrecht.
Ienke Kastelein: PINHOLE-speldenprik
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Ienke Kastelein is interested in perception and the senses. She is engaged in context and habitat. Hence walking and sitting have become essential research methods as well as performance practices. Public and interior space are conceived as the studio or the stage. Walking is approached as a performance in which participants are the audience.
Her approach can be perceived as scenography or dramaturgy of space. She embraces lightness and play. Her whole body of work is a research and a reflection on being present and presence itself.