Grazing Choreographies (grazing patterns of dairy cows) at Drawing Centre Diepenheim, April until June 2024. Water color pencil and sprayed water on Hahnemühle 300 gr water color paper.
125 cm x ± 155 cm (hxw)
The audio files on this page are in Dutch. In these audio files, we talk about the drawing. In time, there will be a transcription and a translation available
See also our blog on our residency in Diepenheim.
farm Wissink Drawing 01
farm Wissink Drawing 2
farm Meutstege Drawing 3
farm Meutstege Drawing 4
farm Meutstege Drawing 5
farm Meutstege Drawing 6
farm Wissink Drawing 7
farm Wissink Drawing 8
farm Heilersig Drawing 9
farm Heilersig Drawing 10
farm Heilersig Drawing 11
farm Heilersig Drawing 12
farm Heutinck Drawing 13
farm Heutinck Drawing 14
farm Heutinck Drawing 15
farm Heutinck Drawing 16
farm Ten Heggeler Drawing 17
farm Ten Heggeler Drawing 18
farm Ten Heggeler Drawing 19
farm Ten Heggeler Drawing 20
Our work focuses on movement and landscape and how mobility shapes the landscape. Just over twenty years ago, this began with innovative artistic experiments with location technology (particularly GPS) as a means of recording movement. This often resulted in digital prints or animations of traveled routes. We saw this as a ‘photography of movement’. Within this experimental practice, we have looked for opportunities to use technology as a tool to provide a representation of the landscape as it emerges from movement. Our most recent move has been to create drawings that, while stemming entirely from those experiments with technology, are completely free of the technology itself in their execution.
With Grazing Choreographies, we now draw directly, trusting our human powers of observation, the movements we would have previously captured with GPS.
Press – Mister Motley
Linde Keja on our exhibition in Kunstenlab
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Pieter Stokkermans on grazing as art
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Noa Zuidervaart visits our studio in Drawing Centre Diepenheim