Noortje Stortelder is a visual artist and lives, works in Rotterdam.
"I want to give the viewer a new experience. This experience is based on my own reality and search for life, meaning of existence and purpose on earth. Who am I in relation to time, space and other beings? How do others see themselves and me? I now frequently use photography and film as the basis of my work but I still think sculpturally. Layer over layer over layer, editing as a digital sculptor. Our reality is hugely complex and layer. I do not always know what my reality is and from that confusion my work arises."
I caught up with Noortje on her work process and the latest developments.
"I want to give the viewer a new experience. This experience is based on my own reality and search for life, meaning of existence and purpose on earth. Who am I in relation to time, space and other beings? How do others see themselves and me? I now frequently use photography and film as the basis of my work but I still think sculpturally. Layer over layer over layer, editing as a digital sculptor. Our reality is hugely complex and layer. I do not always know what my reality is and from that confusion my work arises."
I caught up with Noortje on her work process and the latest developments.
4 January, 2021
Interview with Noortje Stortelder
Noortje Stortelder is a visual artist and lives, works in Rotterdam.
"I want to give the viewer a new experience. This experience is based on my own reality and search for life, meaning of existence and purpose on earth. Who am I in relation to time, space and other beings? How do others see themselves and me? I now frequently use photography and film as the basis of my work but I still think sculpturally. Layer over layer over layer, editing as a digital sculptor. Our reality is hugely complex and layer. I do not always know what my reality is and from that confusion my work arises."
I caught up with Noortje on her work process and the latest developments.
"I want to give the viewer a new experience. This experience is based on my own reality and search for life, meaning of existence and purpose on earth. Who am I in relation to time, space and other beings? How do others see themselves and me? I now frequently use photography and film as the basis of my work but I still think sculpturally. Layer over layer over layer, editing as a digital sculptor. Our reality is hugely complex and layer. I do not always know what my reality is and from that confusion my work arises."
I caught up with Noortje on her work process and the latest developments.
Anna Tsvell is focusing on exploring the theme of human ( women mostly ) body through its transformation into new anatomical forms. Paintings by Anna Tsvell are hedonistic and melancholic at the same time , they are full of symbols and details which are based on Anna's personal predilections and fixations.
26 August, 2020
Interview with Anna Tsvell
Anna Tsvell is focusing on exploring the theme of human ( women mostly ) body through its transformation into new anatomical forms. Paintings by Anna Tsvell are hedonistic and melancholic at the same time , they are full of symbols and details which are based on Anna's personal predilections and fixations.
A new solo exhibition by Victoria Rosenman “Don’t kill me” opens August the 20 Th at Haze Gallery. The artist explores the space of an inner dialogue seeking connections between her present self and the child she used to be. Continuing her famous series “Vom Vernichten einer Muse” (Destruction of A Muse), Victoria Rosenman exposes the very condition of “deliberate uncertainty” that comes naturally to being a muse, releasing creative energy from it.
12 photo-based works by Victoria Rosenman will be on display until September 06
12 photo-based works by Victoria Rosenman will be on display until September 06
28 May, 2020
An Interview with Victoria Rosenman
A new solo exhibition by Victoria Rosenman “Don’t kill me” opens August the 20 Th at Haze Gallery. The artist explores the space of an inner dialogue seeking connections between her present self and the child she used to be. Continuing her famous series “Vom Vernichten einer Muse” (Destruction of A Muse), Victoria Rosenman exposes the very condition of “deliberate uncertainty” that comes naturally to being a muse, releasing creative energy from it.
12 photo-based works by Victoria Rosenman will be on display until September 06
12 photo-based works by Victoria Rosenman will be on display until September 06