At the Precipice considers the role of physical and emotional reactions in the era of climate disaster. Given the proliferation of dire headlines and a public response that vacillates between denial and fatalism, the exhibition explores the use of color, tactility, material, and data not to avoid or disguise the issues but to instead offer accessible entry points.
Included are works by Selva Aparicio, Morel Doucet, Zaria Forman, Luftwerk, Crochet Coral Reef, Nathalie Miebach, Chris Pappan, Redemptive Plastics, The Tempestry Project, Migwa Nthiga, and Jean Shin.
Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg June 6th – 11th 2023 presents Scenography of Space, a two-channel video installation, as part of the festival’s Open Space exhibition program.
Exact Dutch Yellow at the Chicago Cultural Center reviewed in April issue of ARTFORUM
ZUVA & Dzimbanhete Arts Interactions efforts in the Nharira Hills profiled in Zimbabwe national Sunday reader The Standard News Day: US artist illuminate sacred Nharira Hills
Chicago art critic Kerry Cardoza reviews Exact Dutch Yellow exhibition for The Chicago Reader
This event is a discussion between artists Petra Bachmaier and Sean Gallero of Luftwerk, alongside designers Renata Graw and Lucas Reif of Normal. The two studios will discuss how to capture the spirit of an exhibition in a book, the challenges of adapting immersive experience into a compressed form, and the possibilities opened up by these translations.
Cellists and interdisciplinary artists Lia Kohl and Katinka Kleijn will create a live, sound-based response to Luftwerk’s Exhibition, Exact Dutch Yellow. Longtime collaborators, their shared practice explores vulnerability and resilience through the cello as an object, a body, and a sound-making tool.
Dr. John Kyndt (Associate Professor of Microbiology, Nutrition, and Sustainability and Program Director of Sustainability Management) and Professor David Joel Thomas (Assistant Professor and Program Director of Creative Arts) invited us for an Artist Residency, as part of an ongoing Art + Science collaboration that began in July 2021 at Bellevue University with our studio.
October 22, 2022—January 29, 2023
Chicago Cultural Center, Exhibition Hall, 4th Floor North
A series of sculptural light installations using botanical pigments and dynamic, changing light conditions that transform Exhibit Hall into abstracted, atmospheric chromatic experiences.
Fosdick Nelson Gallery, Alfred, NY
The cycle between light and dark, day and night, reveals a daily spectacle of color which has long-inspired scientists and artists, brining forth a canon of theories about color and perception. Frequency/Chronology is a series of mixed media installations that explore those theories to create an immersive dialogue on color.
Architectural Light/Space realized in collaboration with CTG Collective, DAI, Goethe-Zentrum Harare, 2021-2022
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