Documentationby Jedidja Smalbil

Clear Out Savonarola - Painting By Frank Lisser

Art Rotterdam, 2021

LauraDaniel |
230 x 200 cm
2021

Re-Awake A Bookworm

For six months we were writing letters to each other, which resulted in an expo at project space sign.
Our focus was to not present "our individual art", but rather to respond on each others "making process".

The outcome resulted in the space as one big work.
And in a publication of our communication.

Beatriz Luz
Celina Vogensen
Kara Noble
Lieve van Meegen

2020 STARTED GREEN SOAPING

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A collaboration with Marijke Klamer. A series of 15 'woman whistles', ceramic figures with holes to blow and make a whistle sound. Derived from the ancient Venus goddess images, prehistory mixed with contemporary female power pop stars such as Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion.

Presented by Contemporary Art Academy, DELTA GAMMA is an exhibition of works created by recent academy alumni.
Reflecting the globalnature of online education, DELTA GAMMA showcases 35 contemporary artists from Ireland, Isreal, the Netherlands, Russian Federation, Taiwan and United Kingdon

Artists

Kiera Bennett, Hannah Blunden, Catherine Chinatree, Gabriela Cohen, Sian Costello, Lupen Crook, Zavier Ellis, Mathew Gibson, Julie Goldsmith, Keziah Greenwood, Lisette van Hoogenhuyze, Sam Jackson, Agnes Jarek, Kate Knight, Elizabeth Langford, Sophie Mason, Jim McLean, Mac McNaughton, Sharon McPhee, Lieve van Meegen, Dean Melbourne, Peter Monkman, Emily Moore, Issi Nash, Ayelet Amrani Navon, Daria Neretina, Mark Perry, Tom Platt, Josh Rowell, Sabrina Shah, Jayne Anita Smith, Sarah Spencer, Kirsty Stanton, Jason ChungTang Yen, Maddie Yuille

"We"
200 x 150 cm

Ocotobody Mark
200 x 150 cm

Green Soap Emery
150 x 140 cm

Green Soap Riley
120 x 120 cm

Green Soap Jordan
120 x 120 cm

Deep Sea, 2022
230 x 200 cm

Metacephalopoda
30 x 42 cm, 2022

In 2018 I got the opportunity to participate in the residency program of The Fine Art Collectif, in de Studio Building in West London. My way of working is completely spontaneous, without any form of design or sketching. This process itself is at least as important to me as the final work. It is one big adventure in research and experimentation.

I started cleaning a number of my previously finished works with green soap. Every canvas had its own dissolving time, and came out of the green soap cleaning process differently.