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Exhibitions
WORK OF PROOF
Phung-Tien Phan & Rebecca Grundmann, Frederik Exner
Info: Phung-Tien Phan (b. 1983) lives and works in Essen. She helds a BA in photography from the Folkwang University Of Arts. Additionally she studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf for 2,5 years. Phung-Tien Phan works primarily in the media of sculpture and film; the work calling upon the (psychic) material of her everyday experience. Overtly casual, her practice is nonetheless assertive, supportive of the value of humor, criticality and experimentation. (…) In her artistic practice, Rebecca Grundmann (b. 1995) confronts personal truths and seemingly unalterable circumstances that shape our daily lives. She is interested in challenging these rigid structures to uncover a world of artificiality and absurdity; cultural norms as a facade, a feigned sense of stability. (…) Frederik Exner’s (b. 1991) figurative sculptures could be described as the imagery of a fictitious culture or belief system that doesn’t belong to humankind as we know it today. This image-world is not based on a firmly defined mythology, but is inconstant renegotiation through repetitions, iterations and contradictions. (…) Location: Av. Charles-Quint 293, 1083 Brussels, Belgium.
Events
WORK OF PROOF
Phung-Tien Phan & Rebecca Grundmann, Frederik Exner
Info: Phung-Tien Phan (b. 1983) lives and works in Essen. She helds a BA in photography from the Folkwang University Of Arts. Additionally she studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf for 2,5 years. Phung-Tien Phan works primarily in the media of sculpture and film; the work calling upon the (psychic) material of her everyday experience. Overtly casual, her practice is nonetheless assertive, supportive of the value of humor, criticality and experimentation. (…) In her artistic practice, Rebecca Grundmann (b. 1995) confronts personal truths and seemingly unalterable circumstances that shape our daily lives. She is interested in challenging these rigid structures to uncover a world of artificiality and absurdity; cultural norms as a facade, a feigned sense of stability. (…) Frederik Exner’s (b. 1991) figurative sculptures could be described as the imagery of a fictitious culture or belief system that doesn’t belong to humankind as we know it today. This image-world is not based on a firmly defined mythology, but is inconstant renegotiation through repetitions, iterations and contradictions. (…) Location: Av. Charles-Quint 293, 1083 Brussels, Belgium.
