Installation made for exhibition ‘get “things” off our chests’ - curated by Margarita Leonenko
To get (something) off one's chest is an act of sharing, confessing or relieving one's mind. It is an opportunity to talk about something worrying, to let go of neglect. It is an invitation to discuss something private, to pay attention to a character or an unknown nature.
(porcelain-writing) handwritten porcelain
2019
Installation made for exhibition ‘get “things” off our chests’ - curated by Margarita Leonenko
To get (something) off one's chest is an act of sharing, confessing or relieving one's mind. It is an opportunity to talk about something worrying, to let go of neglect. It is an invitation to discuss something private, to pay attention to a character or an unknown nature.
(porcelain-writing) handwritten porcelain
2019
Installation made for exhibition ‘get “things” off our chests’ - curated by Margarita Leonenko
To get (something) off one's chest is an act of sharing, confessing or relieving one's mind. It is an opportunity to talk about something worrying, to let go of neglect. It is an invitation to discuss something private, to pay attention to a character or an unknown nature.
(porcelain-writing) handwritten porcelain
2019
Part of the installation ‘OnVerEnigBaar’ handwritten porcelain
2018
Part of installation ‘OnVerEnigBaar’ handwritten porcelain
2018
Part of installation “OnVerEnigBaar”
porcelain writing
2018
Part of the installation ‘OnVerEnigBaar’ handwritten porcelain
2018
Detail of part of installation OnVerEnigBaar - porcelainwriting
2018
porcelain (series 1-30)
2018