Destination Unknown
A month long working period in empty residential houses with a group in Tilburg.
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Beholder
Chromed rods, cardboard and photoprints
Destination Unknown, Tilburg, NL
2016
Thingks
Flexible photoprint, found drying frame
Destination Unknown, Tilburg, NL
2016
ABOUT DESTINATION UNKNOWN
Destination Unknown is a project by Emile Hermans, Renan Schulze, Tim Quaedackers & Hester van Tongerlo. They wanted to create an opportunity for young artists to have time to experiment or deepen their work/research, in buildings that aren't being used for whatever reason. In this case, there were three empty houses in Tilburg in which we could work for a month.
For myself, I wanted to use and approach the space differently from what I had done before. Usually I work with photographic prints, mostly in 2D. It got me thinking about which elements I could experiment with.
The first pictures show experiment Beholder. Before, I had taken a picture of a similar rod - which showed the whole environment reduced to colors and lines, an abstraction in a way of everything in 360 degrees. Now I tried to use actual rods and tried to show this phenomenon in the room, instead of a picture of it.
The second group of pictures show Thingks. The drying frame was left behind in the garden of the house, fragile and rusted - I had to use it, instead of taking a picture. The picture I combined it with, is skin mixed with an oceanic surface, on silky, bendable paper. The combination felt right, the tension in the contrast of both 'objects'.