Pijlsnelle carrière in de kunst: Bart Lunenburgs werk is ineens overal te zien (Rapid career in art: Bart Lunenburg's work can suddenly be seen everywhere). Download PDF

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Jaya Pelupessy explores hybrid processes to construct his images. In his latest series, “Manufactured Manual,” he uses screen printing as a canvas to directly expose multi-colored layers. The artist plays with images’ physical borders, using pictures from photography manuals and digital tools like Photoshop. Go to online article

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In her research into the underlying logic of the organic world, the Italian artist Maura Biava applies mathematical series of numbers to ceramic forms. Her work is complemented by Anne Geene's photographic arrangements of leaves, Emily Joyce's painted rhythmic abstractions and the nature-inspired designs that designer Saskia van Drimmelen learned from Bulgarian women. Download PDF

There is not a person in sight at the scrap yard. It's a battle of machine against machine, each with its own rhythm. Sometimes slow sometimes the sparks fly. Engelberts also saw this cycle at sea, where the seabed is stimulated and oil flows upwards in shock. Download PDF

"Manufactured Manual confronts what photography is, what it does, and takes it out of its comfort zone." Download PDF

Florida is a complex place with many contrasting ideologies. Anastasia Samoylova investigates the inner-workings of this subtropical fever-dream. Download PDF

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Samoylova's photography uses the vibrant, hallucinatory colours and composition of postwar commercial art to evoke the state's opulence and decay, and its vulnerability to the forces of nature. Download PDF

'Fluisterfotografie vangt de woeste weidsheid van het poollandschap: Twee fotografen trokken naar de poolcirkel om de ongerepte natuur vast te leggen. Maar door hun manier van fotograferen worden fjorden, sneeuwvlaktes en bossen ergens toch ‘gecultiveerd’ - article by Edo Dijksterhuis. Download PDF

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The MINOX FILES is an ongoing photography project that began in 1997 and continues to evolve. All photographs have been made with an analog Minox Spy camera, sometimes coupled with binoculars. Go to online article

by Susan Nortier. Artist Jaya Pelupessy uses old techniques to create new images. His goal? Makes us think about the amount of images we take in today. Download PDF

Unique works of art about reproduction processes: that is the wonderful paradox of the Dutch artist Jaya Pelupessy. He is currently showing work from his most recent Manufactured Manual project in two exhibitions of the same name: photography without taking pictures himself. This appears to be a logical development in his oeuvre. Go to online article

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Knigge’s Artic platinum prints reveal more than mere souvenirs Download PDF

Foto's over foto's: Jaya Pelupessy is gefascineerd door fotografiehandleidingen (Photos about photos: Jaya Pelupessy is fascinated by photography tutorials) Download PDF

"In his photos and installations, the Utrecht artist Jaya Pelupessy tries to slow down our visual consumption. He does this by going back to old techniques and materials." Download PDF

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A large interview with Anastasia Samoylova in PhotoVogue. "Russian-American artist Anastasia Samoylova documents the aftermath of rising sea levels in South Florida, challenging the way we think about climate change." Go to online article

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“That really goes hand-in-hand with Anastasia’s work because she is visually expressing this strange emotion of fear and anxiety but also there are moments of real beauty. How do you hold this all together at the same time?” Go to online article

"Photography from Florida. When the tide comes in" Photographer Anastasia Samoylova portrays her adopted home of Florida in images that are as seductive as they are morbid. In her portfolio for Monopol, the Sunshine State becomes the dazzling apocalyptic backdrop. Go to online article

"The Minox Files, a particularly beautiful photo book in postcard format. From snow-capped peaks, hotel rooms and the fringes of world cities, to beautiful girls and everyday scenes. Most in black and white, a handful in color. And all a bit out of focus or scratched, which gives the collection something mysterious and magical." Download PDF

"A small, tight, and brilliantly-conceived book of diminutive images where the camera’s technical limitations meet the innovation of imagination to unlock these small works <...> and to put the world back into some sort of imaginative perspective organized in a book the size of a human hand." Go to online article

"Extremely small negatives result in not too sharp and therefore, in the right hands, extremely poetic photos. Brought together in The Minox Files, a whirl of almost four hundred pages that – in an alternately dreamy and swinging image rhythm – with humor, suspense, and a never in vain appeal to our voyeuristic nature, leaves the reader/viewer confused." Download PDF

‘Iemand noemde mij een warme voyeur’ / 'Someone called me a hot voyeur' Download PDF

Featuring Samoylova's solo presentation at Paris Photo 2021 and her winning the KBr Award 2021 Download PDF

"Ola Lanko celebrates porosity in her practice as a shapeshifter. She writes about her belief in values ​​and metaphors, and wonders if this time does not call for a different perception of one's own being, with devotion" Download PDF

"Viewed through Anne Geene's eyes and with her experimental way of presenting, nothing gets boring". By Anna van Leeuwen Download PDF

by Astrid Theunissen. "Photographer Anne Geene has made an ode to plants in all their manifestations. A visual tribute to the greenery that we usually hardly notice, but in which there is a lot of beauty. <...> Geene calls the collections she photographs absurd. She wants to use it to show that the urge to collect is a special human characteristic, she says." Download PDF

"The highlight of the exhibition is the Eternal Herbarium series, in which, in addition to the photocopies of the leaves, the original organic material has also been pasted on. Those leaves will continue to discolour, while the photo will remain unchanged." Download PDF

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Engelberts made a film about oil platforms. Especially about the way in which they are dismantled, because they have become redundant due to the energy transition. “Platforms that have been built in twenty years are dismantled in Vlissingen in four weeks.” She also made an installation with eighty slides, with texts she wrote based on interviews with people who work there. Go to online article

"These are so-called platinum palladium prints (a nineteenth-century technique), which make the tranquil and intimate images look almost like Japanese drawings." Download PDF

The work of Margaret Lansink reviewed by the Italian Elle Go to online article

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"Het zuiden van Florida was ooit moerasland, maar dat moest plaatsmaken voor een door mensenhanden gebouwd zonnig paradijs: Miami. Fotograaf Anastasia Samoylova laat zien hoe de natuur er weer binnendringt." Text by Jeroen Bos Download PDF

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"Floodzone", an ongoing series by Anastasia Samoylova, stirringly acknowledges that the climate crisis is already upon us, however earnestly we might resist this fact." Text by Ade J. Omotosho Go to online article

University of South Florida Contemporary Art Museum | Text by Danny Olda Go to online article

Interviewed by Dawn Sanders for Issue 52 'Vegetal Entanglements' Download PDF