New Moon I








New Moon I
By Quinda Verheul
19,7 x 19,7 x 2, 2024
Mixed concrete and pigments
Quinda Verheul is a visual artist exploring and immersing herself in the constantly changing landscapes and the influence of humans on this process. Being in the midst of the landscape, experiencing the mountains, the different weather conditions, and the site at night enhances her fascination for the landscape which is inextricably reflected in her practice. In her work Quinda Verheul often addresses what is otherwise invisible; places, environments and situations that escape us. In this series she translates her experiences and imagination of a new moon to delicate sculptures in varying colour schemes.
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By Quinda Verheul
50 × 40, 2024
Rose and ochre concrete on rose mirror
Quinda Verheul immerses herself in the constantly changing landscapes and the influence that humans have on them. She is fascinated by natural forces like wind, water and sunlight, and often addresses grand topics like the exploitation of natural resources which alter the landscape. Yet, there are different aspects to the same topic which Quinda explores in different series. This is reflected in her use of raw, earthy materials such as sand and natural stone. Mirrors form a returning metaphorical element in her sculptures and installations which invite spectators to reflect on themselves while simultaneously exploring different perspectives. The results are unique aesthetic translations which are able to present new confrontational information within a certain comfort.
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