Laurien Dumbar approaches photography from the questions of abstract painting, using the camera to test illusion, gesture and the unstable space of the image. Her work turns modest materials, painted surfaces and staged fragments into situations where photography no longer documents painting, but rethinks it from within.
Wim Havens works across painting, print, video, performance and installation, bringing together geometric structure, design language and a sharp sense of play. His works often use humour and visual seduction to open onto broader social, cultural or environmental questions.
Karin Rianne Westendorp’s practice is rooted in drawing, often beginning with darkened surfaces from which light and line are patiently recovered. Through charcoal, erasure and delicate graphic movement, her images create spaces of depth, fragility and attentive looking.
28 Jun | Sat | 18.00-20.00: Finissage