Part of the exhibition “We don’t wear long dresses when we work” was the film Tempat Kerja, both presented in the space and in an online screening and artist-talk.
PAPER TRACES
Exhibition 2019
An exhibition and performance at the artist collective RUANG MES 56 after a two-month residency. Working together with the artist collective part of the process was going through historical negatives and found picture albums on fleemarkets. Since 2016, these darkroom paintings have evolved as choreographed works, combining video projections, enlarged negatives, objects, and body movements on light-sensitive paper. Months of preparation culminate in a fleeting process lasting only minutes, where each gesture is calibrated to guide the images onto the paper’s surface. While collaborating with the artist collective Ruang MES 56, this ritual was opened to the public, allowing viewers to witness the images emerge within the dim red light of the darkroom.
AWAY TO HOME
Film project 2020 Seven filmclips, 30 minutes in total
Questions of belonging and place are sounding through the monologue accompanied by the seeking tones of a guitar. The guitar compositions are in order by key A, B, C, D, E, F, G composed by Jeske de Blauw. The video-messages were send during lockdown through social media channels.
TEN METERS OF EVIDENCE: THE CHOREOGRAPHY
Live Act 2017
A choreography in the dark room using negatives, objects, fluids and filmprojections to expose 10 meters of light sensitive paper. The performative act was carried out three times in the Amsterdam Studio’s, a total of 30 meters of print was made in the process
VIDEO-ESSAYS ON LIMITS OF THE MIND
Film-screening 2019
A lecture/screening with three 10-minute-long video’s, presented within a conversation between Prof. Dr. Jim van Os and Didi Lehnhausen. Each video-essay explores another visual experience. During the talk van Os and Lehnhausen discuss psychoses as a human experience and how it is perveived and treated in western medicine The first lecture and screening was presented at Prospects & Concepts during Art Rotterdam. The sequal was presented on a symposium of the GGZ about psychological suffering.