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In the Anthropocene, the sea is often referenced to as the impact it will have on land mass and coastal living when the sea level changes.
The serie “Interstitium I” explores how the seas and the oceans actually could look like if they cease to exist as we know today. It reflects on the waters beyond being merely an interstitium* allowing us to travel to “the other side” or to be a while at and come back from where we departed.
*The interstitium is a contiguous fluid-filled space existing between a structural barrier such as a cell wall on the skin, and internal structures, such as organs, including muscles and the circulatory system.
Specification

Interstitium I (002)
Limited Edition
Lightbox
Image: Lambdaprint fronted by matte plexi, 100,8  x 80,3 cm (bespoke dimensions on request).
Lightbox:
* stained oak (bespoke versions on request),
* Size: 103,8 x 83,3 x 7 cm - 40.5 x 36.7 x 3.3 inch
* Remote controlled LED backlight remote controlled (on/off and intensity level).
Power: AC
Interstitium I (001)
Limited Edition
Lightbox
Image: Lambdaprint fronted by matte plexi, 100,8  x 80,3 cm (bespoke dimensions on request).
Lightbox:
* stained oak (bespoke versions on request),
* Size: 103,8 x 83,3 x 7 cm - 40.5 x 36.7 x 3.3 inch
* Remote controlled LED backlight remote controlled (on/off and intensity level).
Power: AC
Like the different seas in the world, Interstitium I comes in different prints.
Some of the prints are depicted here. Contact for more prints.
Mapbox
This book outlines the conceptual and aesthetic thoughts while creating Interstitium I. Available on request.
Events

Tuesday June 1st - June 30th 2021 (delayed due to Covid-19 regulations)
Group expo international competition laureates.
Ocean Photography Exhibition, at Gallery 5’14, Edinburgh, Schotland

February 15th - March 1st, 2020
Group expo Tussenruimte at Scharpoord, Knokke, Belgium

June 17th - July 30th, 2019
Group expo international competition laureates.
Converge Las Cruces Art Gallery, located at the Southwest Environmental Center in Las Cruces, New Mexico
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