Sun 12 January
Observation
49m2, year 9, autumn 2024 | Observation by Marloes Vreeswijk
In the fall of 2024, artist Marloes Vreeswijk worked on the 49m² plot of land in the Zaartpark in Breda, where she was allowed to experiment freely. She used pigments to capture weather influences on canvas, but her works disappeared without a trace. This unexpected loss led her to an in-depth investigation of space and artistry. Instead of a physical reaction, Marloes opted for a philosophical approach: how and where can an artist take up space?
Click on the link below to view her observation document.
Een spread uit het observatie-document
Spread uit het observatie-document van Marloes Vreeswijk.
Also read the article by Charlotte Fijen ‘A pink castle in the air’, written after Marloes’ work period
‘My creative work is very broad, but the core is always the same. It is a search for space. I have now investigated the core question in a completely different way than I initially wanted to do literally. It has become a philosophical investigation that is still ongoing. The questions have not yet been answered, and they do not need to be. The road to get there is the work.’ — From: ‘Een roze luchtkasteel’, written by Charlotte Fijen.
